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Pagina 113
Words without voice shall on my eyebrows sit , Lines thou shalt read in wine by my hand writ . When our lascivious toys come in thy mind , Thy rosy cheeks be to thy thumb inclin'd . If aught of me thou speak'st in inward thought ...
Words without voice shall on my eyebrows sit , Lines thou shalt read in wine by my hand writ . When our lascivious toys come in thy mind , Thy rosy cheeks be to thy thumb inclin'd . If aught of me thou speak'st in inward thought ...
Pagina 126
Nor , if thou cozen'st one , dread to forswear , Venus to mock'd men lends a senseless ear . Servants fit for thy purpose thou must hire , To teach thy lover what thy thoughts desire . Let them ask somewhat ; many asking little , Within ...
Nor , if thou cozen'st one , dread to forswear , Venus to mock'd men lends a senseless ear . Servants fit for thy purpose thou must hire , To teach thy lover what thy thoughts desire . Let them ask somewhat ; many asking little , Within ...
Pagina 135
The air is cold , and sleep is sweetest now , And birds send forth shrill notes from every bough : Whither runn'st thou , that men and women love not ? Hold in thy rosy horses that they move not . IO Ere thou rise , stars teach seamen ...
The air is cold , and sleep is sweetest now , And birds send forth shrill notes from every bough : Whither runn'st thou , that men and women love not ? Hold in thy rosy horses that they move not . IO Ere thou rise , stars teach seamen ...
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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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