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Thee all shall fear , and worship as a king , Io triumphing shall thy people sing . Smooth Speeches , Fear and Rage shall by thee ride , 35 Which troops have always been on Cupid's side ; Thou with these soldiers conquerest gods and men ...
Thee all shall fear , and worship as a king , Io triumphing shall thy people sing . Smooth Speeches , Fear and Rage shall by thee ride , 35 Which troops have always been on Cupid's side ; Thou with these soldiers conquerest gods and men ...
Pagina 117
15 IO 20 15 1 25 20 But in times past I fear'd vain shades , and night , Wond'ring if any walked without light . Love hearing it laugh'd with his tender mother , And smiling said , ' Be thou as bold as other . ' Forthwith Love came : no ...
15 IO 20 15 1 25 20 But in times past I fear'd vain shades , and night , Wond'ring if any walked without light . Love hearing it laugh'd with his tender mother , And smiling said , ' Be thou as bold as other . ' Forthwith Love came : no ...
Pagina 146
Wilt thou her fault learn , she may make thee tremble ; Fear to be guilty , then thou mayst dissemble . Think when she reads , her mother letters sent her ; Let him go forth known , that unknown did enter ; 20 Let him go see her though ...
Wilt thou her fault learn , she may make thee tremble ; Fear to be guilty , then thou mayst dissemble . Think when she reads , her mother letters sent her ; Let him go forth known , that unknown did enter ; 20 Let him go see her though ...
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