The Poems of Christopher Marlowe: With MemoirHurst & Company, 1884 - 109 pagina's |
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Pagina 123
... leave the University in 1587 without taking his degree . It does not appear upon what authority this statement is made , but it is irreconcilable with Harvey's assertions in a pamphlet published in Nash's lifetime , called The Trimming ...
... leave the University in 1587 without taking his degree . It does not appear upon what authority this statement is made , but it is irreconcilable with Harvey's assertions in a pamphlet published in Nash's lifetime , called The Trimming ...
Pagina 125
... leaves little doubt as to the identity of T. B. In this elaborate address , the writer breaks out with great vehemence upon the subject of atheism ; and , after adducing several examples , refers specially to the recent case of Greene ...
... leaves little doubt as to the identity of T. B. In this elaborate address , the writer breaks out with great vehemence upon the subject of atheism ; and , after adducing several examples , refers specially to the recent case of Greene ...
Pagina 135
... leaves , Whose workmanship both man and beast deceives : Many would praise the sweet smell as she past , When ' twas the odor which her breath forth cast ; And there for honey - bees have sought in vain , And , beat from thence , have ...
... leaves , Whose workmanship both man and beast deceives : Many would praise the sweet smell as she past , When ' twas the odor which her breath forth cast ; And there for honey - bees have sought in vain , And , beat from thence , have ...
Pagina 146
... he stayed his fury , and began To give her leave to rise : away she ran ; After went Mercury , who used such cunning , As she , to hear his tale , left off her running ; 1 But long this blessèd time continued not : 40 HERO AND LEANDER .
... he stayed his fury , and began To give her leave to rise : away she ran ; After went Mercury , who used such cunning , As she , to hear his tale , left off her running ; 1 But long this blessèd time continued not : 40 HERO AND LEANDER .
Pagina 148
... leave her turret and depart . The mirthful god of amorous pleasure smiled To see how he this captive nymph beguiled : For hitherto he did but fan the fire , And kept it down , that it might mount the higher . Now waxed she jealous ...
... leave her turret and depart . The mirthful god of amorous pleasure smiled To see how he this captive nymph beguiled : For hitherto he did but fan the fire , And kept it down , that it might mount the higher . Now waxed she jealous ...
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Abydos Alcmane amorous arms atheism beauty Ben Jonson blood bosom breast breath bright brought burned Cæsar chaste Chettle Christopher Marlowe colors countenance crown dance darts dear death deeds delight doth earth England's Helicon Eucharis eyes face fair Fates fear feast fire flame gainst gentle goddess gods golden grace Greene hair hand hath heart heaven Hellespont Hero Hero and Leander Hero's honor Hymen Jew of Malta Jove kiss Leander light live look love's lovers Lust's Dominion maid Marlowe Marlowe's mind Muses naked Nash Neptune never night nought nuptial nymph Passionate peace Perusia Phoebus play poem poet Pompey rage Rhene rites Rome sacred sacrifice SESTIAD Sestos Shakspere shepherds shine Sighs sight sing Sir Roger Manwood slain song soul spake stanza stars stay stood sweet swelling swim Tamburlaine tears thee thence thou thought torch unto Venus virgin virtue vows wind youth