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Occupacyon to Skelton.
Withdrawe your hande, the tyme passis fast;
Set on your hede this laurell whiche is wrought;
Here you not Eolus for you blowyth a blaste?
I dare wele saye that ye and I be sought:
Make no delay, for now ye must be brought
Before my ladys grace, the Quene of Fame,
Where ye must breuely answere to your name.
Set on your hede this laurell whiche is wrought;
Here you not Eolus for you blowyth a blaste?
I dare wele saye that ye and I be sought:
Make no delay, for now ye must be brought
Before my ladys grace, the Quene of Fame,
Where ye must breuely answere to your name.
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