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THOMAS SACKVILLE trangsing Alas , I , wretch whom thus thou seest distrained life With wasting woes that never shall aslake , Sorrow I am , in endless torments pained Among the Furies in the infernal lake Where Pluto , god of Hell ...
THOMAS SACKVILLE trangsing Alas , I , wretch whom thus thou seest distrained life With wasting woes that never shall aslake , Sorrow I am , in endless torments pained Among the Furies in the infernal lake Where Pluto , god of Hell ...
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Besides , all costs and charges -Oh sorrow , & c . She quit and set them free , And this she did all for the sake Out run the knights , out run the Of brave Lord Willoughby . lords , And there was great ado ; Then courage , noble ...
Besides , all costs and charges -Oh sorrow , & c . She quit and set them free , And this she did all for the sake Out run the knights , out run the Of brave Lord Willoughby . lords , And there was great ado ; Then courage , noble ...
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[ 2 ] Musidorus ( who , besides he was merely unacquainted in the country , had his wits astonished with sorrow ) gave easy consent to that from which he saw no reason to disagree ; and therefore ( defraying the mariners zo with a ring ...
[ 2 ] Musidorus ( who , besides he was merely unacquainted in the country , had his wits astonished with sorrow ) gave easy consent to that from which he saw no reason to disagree ; and therefore ( defraying the mariners zo with a ring ...
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