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112A sa kanyth la creure Such well may judge , since proof they find , In rage no rest till calm begin . No more , then , those that love do feign Give judgment of true lovers ' pain . [ William Hunnis ] e subies ܠܪܣ 1 Look or you ...
112A sa kanyth la creure Such well may judge , since proof they find , In rage no rest till calm begin . No more , then , those that love do feign Give judgment of true lovers ' pain . [ William Hunnis ] e subies ܠܪܣ 1 Look or you ...
Pagina 221
10 FROM RICHARD LYNCHE's Diella , 1596 Soon as the azure - colored gates of th ' east Were set wide open by the watchful morn , I walked abroad , as having took no rest ( For nights are tedious to a man forlorn ) ; And viewing well each ...
10 FROM RICHARD LYNCHE's Diella , 1596 Soon as the azure - colored gates of th ' east Were set wide open by the watchful morn , I walked abroad , as having took no rest ( For nights are tedious to a man forlorn ) ; And viewing well each ...
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Delia may hap to deign to read our story , And offer up her sighs among the rest , Whose merit would suffice for both our glory , Whereby thou mightst be graced and I be blest ; That indulgence would profit me the best .
Delia may hap to deign to read our story , And offer up her sighs among the rest , Whose merit would suffice for both our glory , Whereby thou mightst be graced and I be blest ; That indulgence would profit me the best .
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