Note 737 — FATHER HUBBURD’S TALES; OR, THE ANT AND THE NIGHTINGALE.
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the great rider of horse] “But if like a restie Jade thou wilt take the bitt in thy mouth, and then runne over hedge and ditch, thou shalt be broken as Prosper broke his horses, with a muzzoule,” &c. Lyly’s Pappe with an hatchet, n. d. sig. D 4.