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Pagina 114
60 At night thy husband clips thee : I will weep And to the doors sight of thyself keep . Then will he kiss thee , and not only kiss , 36. lean ] Dyce ; leaue Mas . 62. keep ] Mas .; will keep Dyce . 36. bois'trous ] ' rigido ' .
60 At night thy husband clips thee : I will weep And to the doors sight of thyself keep . Then will he kiss thee , and not only kiss , 36. lean ] Dyce ; leaue Mas . 62. keep ] Mas .; will keep Dyce . 36. bois'trous ] ' rigido ' .
Pagina 178
ELEGIA XIX Ad rivalem , cui uxor curae non erat Fool , if to keep thy wife thou hast no need , Keep her for me , my more desire to breed . We scorn things lawful , stol'n sweets we affect , Cruel is he that loves whom none protect .
ELEGIA XIX Ad rivalem , cui uxor curae non erat Fool , if to keep thy wife thou hast no need , Keep her for me , my more desire to breed . We scorn things lawful , stol'n sweets we affect , Cruel is he that loves whom none protect .
Pagina 221
First , you must be proud , and think you have merit enough in you , though you are ne'er so empty ; then , when I bring you the book , take 15 physic , and keep state , assign me a time by your man to ...
First , you must be proud , and think you have merit enough in you , though you are ne'er so empty ; then , when I bring you the book , take 15 physic , and keep state , assign me a time by your man to ...
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HERO AND LEANDER I | 5 |
Her than Mas That were as white as is Ish Bind 18 When | 6 |
age at | 27 |
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