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Yet thou shalt not go ; Breathe once more thy balmy wind , It smelleth of the myrrh tree That to the world did bring thee , Never was perfume so sweet . When she had thus spoken , Thetis Phoebus ' steeds In the west retained ; Hunting ...
Yet thou shalt not go ; Breathe once more thy balmy wind , It smelleth of the myrrh tree That to the world did bring thee , Never was perfume so sweet . When she had thus spoken , Thetis Phoebus ' steeds In the west retained ; Hunting ...
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Along let them bring her . On thy bank , In a rank , Oft have I seen the sun , Let the swans sing her , To do her honor , And with their music Fix himself at his noon Along let them bring her . To look upon her ; And hath gilt every ...
Along let them bring her . On thy bank , In a rank , Oft have I seen the sun , Let the swans sing her , To do her honor , And with their music Fix himself at his noon Along let them bring her . To look upon her ; And hath gilt every ...
Pagina 322
On thy bank , In a rank , Let thy swans sing her , And with their music Along let them bring her . In all our Britainy There's not a fairer , Nor can you fit any Should you compare her . Angels her eyelids keep , All hearts surprising ...
On thy bank , In a rank , Let thy swans sing her , And with their music Along let them bring her . In all our Britainy There's not a fairer , Nor can you fit any Should you compare her . Angels her eyelids keep , All hearts surprising ...
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