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Sentence
"Gladly,"
said
he,
"what
ever
such
like
paine
Ye
put
on
me,
I
will
the
same
sustaine:
But
gladliest
I
of
your
fleecie
sheepe
(Might
it
you
please)
would
take
on
me
the
keep.
290
For
ere
that
unto
armes
I
me
betooke,
Unto
my
fathers
sheepe
I
usde
to
looke,
That
yet
the
skill
thereof
I
have
not
loste:
Thereto
right
well
this
curdog,
by
my
coste,
(Meaning
the
Foxe,)
will
serve
my
sheepe
to
gather,
And
drive
to
follow
after
their
belwether."
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Gladly,
said he, what ever such like paine Ye put on me, I will the same sustaine: But gladliest I of your fleecie sheepe (Might it you please) would take on me the keep. 290 For ere that unto armes I me betooke, Unto my fathers sheepe I usde to looke, That yet the skill thereof I have not loste: Thereto right well this curdog, by my coste, (Meaning the Foxe,) will serve my sheepe to gather, And drive to follow after their belwether.
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