"THE EREMYTE and the Owtelawe. A Balade." In 363 lines, beginning, "Off tweye brethyrn y may you tell;" preceded by 23 lines, beginning, "Almyghty God that man gan make." The poem is in the metre of the "King of Tars," and other romances burlesqued b... c 1806

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"THE EREMYTE and the Owtelawe. A Balade." In 363 lines, beginning, "Off tweye brethyrn y may you tell;" preceded by 23 lines, beginning, "Almyghty God that man gan make." The poem is in the metre of the "King of Tars," and other romances burlesqued b... c 1806

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Fillingham, William, of the Middle Temple

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