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Pagina 335
... doth yield thee coneys ; and the tops Fertile of wood , ASHORE , and SYDNEY'S copse , To crown thy open table , doth provide The purpled pheasant , with the speckled side : The painted patriarch lies in every field , And for thy mess ...
... doth yield thee coneys ; and the tops Fertile of wood , ASHORE , and SYDNEY'S copse , To crown thy open table , doth provide The purpled pheasant , with the speckled side : The painted patriarch lies in every field , And for thy mess ...
Pagina 485
... doth supply the pleasure of variety , and frees us from inconstancy by want caus'd , or satiety ; He never lov'd , who doth confess he wanted all he doth possess , ( Love to it self is recompense besides the pleasure of the sense ) And ...
... doth supply the pleasure of variety , and frees us from inconstancy by want caus'd , or satiety ; He never lov'd , who doth confess he wanted all he doth possess , ( Love to it self is recompense besides the pleasure of the sense ) And ...
Pagina 534
... doth part ; And winged with desire doth fly Till it hath met in a straight line A thought of mine So like to yours , we cannot know Whether of both doth come or go , Till we define Which of us two that thought doth owe . I say then ...
... doth part ; And winged with desire doth fly Till it hath met in a straight line A thought of mine So like to yours , we cannot know Whether of both doth come or go , Till we define Which of us two that thought doth owe . I say then ...
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