The Poems [of] Christopher MarloweMethuen, 1968 - 271 pagina's |
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Pagina 130
... shame their wits should be more excellent . The mare asks not the horse , the cow the bull , Nor the mild ewe gifts from the ram doth pull ; Only a woman gets spoils from a man , Farms out herself on nights for what she can , And lets ...
... shame their wits should be more excellent . The mare asks not the horse , the cow the bull , Nor the mild ewe gifts from the ram doth pull ; Only a woman gets spoils from a man , Farms out herself on nights for what she can , And lets ...
Pagina 139
... shame , to hide from shame she seeks . She holds , and views her old locks in her lap ; Aye me , rare gifts unworthy such a hap . Cheer up thyself , thy loss thou mayst repair , And be hereafter seen with native hair . ELEGIA XV Ad ...
... shame , to hide from shame she seeks . She holds , and views her old locks in her lap ; Aye me , rare gifts unworthy such a hap . Cheer up thyself , thy loss thou mayst repair , And be hereafter seen with native hair . ELEGIA XV Ad ...
Pagina 198
... shame : shame to perform it quail'd me , And was the second cause why vigour fail'd me . My idle thoughts delighted her no more Than did the robe or garment which she wore . 40 Yet might her touch make youthful Pylius fire , And Tithon ...
... shame : shame to perform it quail'd me , And was the second cause why vigour fail'd me . My idle thoughts delighted her no more Than did the robe or garment which she wore . 40 Yet might her touch make youthful Pylius fire , And Tithon ...
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HERO AND LEANDER I | 4 |
Her than Mas That were as white as is Ish Bind 18 When | 6 |
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