Elizabethan Narrative VerseNigel Alexander Edward Arnold, 1967 - 338 pagina's |
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Pagina 105
... Farre off from Athens , and go first to prove If to restore them all with fame and life , He should enjoy his dearest as his wife . This told to all the maids ; the most agree : The riper sort knowing what t'is to bee The first mouth of ...
... Farre off from Athens , and go first to prove If to restore them all with fame and life , He should enjoy his dearest as his wife . This told to all the maids ; the most agree : The riper sort knowing what t'is to bee The first mouth of ...
Pagina 160
... farre urg'd do end in ire . Corynna 795 800 805 810 The difference of our births ( imperiall Dame ) Ovid Is heerein noted with too triviall eyes For your rare wits ; that should your choices frame To state of parts , that most doth ...
... farre urg'd do end in ire . Corynna 795 800 805 810 The difference of our births ( imperiall Dame ) Ovid Is heerein noted with too triviall eyes For your rare wits ; that should your choices frame To state of parts , that most doth ...
Pagina 187
... farre more bold then he : For with a gentle dew from heavens bright towre , It gets the mayden - head of ev'ry flowre . 755 I would to God , he were the rosiat morne , And I a flowre from out the earth new borne ! His face is smooth ...
... farre more bold then he : For with a gentle dew from heavens bright towre , It gets the mayden - head of ev'ry flowre . 755 I would to God , he were the rosiat morne , And I a flowre from out the earth new borne ! His face is smooth ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction I | 1 |
The Fable of Ovid treting of Narcissus 1560 | 27 |
Scillaes Metamorphosis 1589 | 33 |
Copyright | |
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