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Poeta Skelton answeryth.
Questionles no dowte of that ye say;
Jupiter hymselfe this lyfe myght endure;
This ioy excedith all worldly sport and play,
Paradyce this place is of syngular pleasure:
O wele were hym that herof myght be sure,
And here to inhabite and ay for to dwell!
But, goodly maystres, one thynge ye me tell.
Jupiter hymselfe this lyfe myght endure;
This ioy excedith all worldly sport and play,
Paradyce this place is of syngular pleasure:
O wele were hym that herof myght be sure,
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But, goodly maystres, one thynge ye me tell.
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