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Pagina 47
And who like earth would spend that dower of heaven , With rank desire to joy it all at first ? What simply kills our hunger , quencheth thirst , Clothes but our nakedness , and makes us live , Praise doth not any of her favours give ...
And who like earth would spend that dower of heaven , With rank desire to joy it all at first ? What simply kills our hunger , quencheth thirst , Clothes but our nakedness , and makes us live , Praise doth not any of her favours give ...
Pagina 172
Although the sun to rive the earth incline , And the Icarian froward dog - star shine , Pelignian fields with liquid rivers flow , And on the soft ground fertile green grass grow . With corn the earth abounds , with vines much more ...
Although the sun to rive the earth incline , And the Icarian froward dog - star shine , Pelignian fields with liquid rivers flow , And on the soft ground fertile green grass grow . With corn the earth abounds , with vines much more ...
Pagina 202
With strong ploughshares no man the earth did cleave , The ditcher no marks on the ground did leave , Nor hanging oars the troubled seas did sweep ; Men kept the shore , and sail'd not into deep . Against thyself , man's nature ...
With strong ploughshares no man the earth did cleave , The ditcher no marks on the ground did leave , Nor hanging oars the troubled seas did sweep ; Men kept the shore , and sail'd not into deep . Against thyself , man's nature ...
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HERO AND LEANDER I | 5 |
Her than Mas That were as white as is Ish Bind 18 When | 6 |
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