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Shakspeare and His Times [Vol. 1 of 2]

Note 166:B — Chapter VI

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It is probable indeed from the subsequent Madrigal, that the Hobby-horse was frequently attached to, and provided for, by the town or village.

"Our country swains, in the morris daunce, Thus woo'd and win their brides; Will, for our towne, the hobby horse A pleasure frolike rides."[166:C]

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