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Pagina 129
30 Of all his antic shows , but doth repair More tender fawns , and takes a scatter'd hair From his tame subject's shoulder ; whips , and calls For every thing he lacks ; creeps ' gainst the walls With backward humbless , to give ...
30 Of all his antic shows , but doth repair More tender fawns , and takes a scatter'd hair From his tame subject's shoulder ; whips , and calls For every thing he lacks ; creeps ' gainst the walls With backward humbless , to give ...
Pagina 154
With stiff oak propp'd the gate doth still appear . Such rampir'd gates besieged cities aid , In midst of peace why art of arms afraid ? 30 Exclud'st a lover , how would'st use a foe ? Strike back the bar , night fast away doth go .
With stiff oak propp'd the gate doth still appear . Such rampir'd gates besieged cities aid , In midst of peace why art of arms afraid ? 30 Exclud'st a lover , how would'st use a foe ? Strike back the bar , night fast away doth go .
Pagina 249
Nor with thee , nor without thee can I live , And doubt to which desire the palm to give . Or less fair , or less lewd would thou might'st be ; Beauty with lewdness doth right ill agree . Her deeds gain hate , her face entreateth love ...
Nor with thee , nor without thee can I live , And doubt to which desire the palm to give . Or less fair , or less lewd would thou might'st be ; Beauty with lewdness doth right ill agree . Her deeds gain hate , her face entreateth love ...
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