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Pagina 127
THE SIXTH SESTIAD THE ARGUMENT OF THE SIXTH SESTIAD Leucote flies to all the winds , And from the Fates their outrage binds , That Hero and her love may meet . Leander , with Love's complete fleet Mann'd in himself , puts forth to seas ...
THE SIXTH SESTIAD THE ARGUMENT OF THE SIXTH SESTIAD Leucote flies to all the winds , And from the Fates their outrage binds , That Hero and her love may meet . Leander , with Love's complete fleet Mann'd in himself , puts forth to seas ...
Pagina 128
The Fates consent , ( aye me , dissembling Fates ) They showed their favours to conceal their hates , And draw Leander on , lest seas too high Should stay his too obsequious destiny : Who like a fleering slavish parasite , In warping ...
The Fates consent , ( aye me , dissembling Fates ) They showed their favours to conceal their hates , And draw Leander on , lest seas too high Should stay his too obsequious destiny : Who like a fleering slavish parasite , In warping ...
Pagina 136
210 That in their shallow furrows earth was shown , And the poor lover took a little breath : But the curst Fates sate ... She wept , and pray'd for him to every Fate , And every wind that whipp'd her with her hair About the face ...
210 That in their shallow furrows earth was shown , And the poor lover took a little breath : But the curst Fates sate ... She wept , and pray'd for him to every Fate , And every wind that whipp'd her with her hair About the face ...
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amorous appears arms bear beauty Bind blood body bring cause Chapman Compare death delight desire doth early edns earth editions Elegia eyes face fair fall Fates fear fire flame follow force give gods grace ground hair hand hath head heart heaven Hero and Leander Hero's Italy keep kind kiss Latin leave less lest light lines live look love's lovers lowe maid Marlowe Marlowe's meaning mind mistress move nature never night O.E.D. quotes Ovid Ovid's pare perhaps poem poet poor probably reference rest Rome seems sense sing soul stand stars stay suggests sweet thee things thou thought tion took translation true Venus verse wench wind wish