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Pagina 73
... give ' in l . 52 . " • 51. makes us live ] gives us the mere means of maintaining life . 53-8 . what . . . carving ] actions giving adornment , refinement and order , thus constantly ( still ' ) giving an edge to desire , ever allow ...
... give ' in l . 52 . " • 51. makes us live ] gives us the mere means of maintaining life . 53-8 . what . . . carving ] actions giving adornment , refinement and order , thus constantly ( still ' ) giving an edge to desire , ever allow ...
Pagina 169
... gives doth for ever last . To give I love , but to be ask'd disdain ; Leave asking , and I'll give what I refrain . 60 ELEGIA XI Napen alloquitur , ut paratas tabellas ad Corinnam perferat In skilful gathering ruffled hairs in order ...
... gives doth for ever last . To give I love , but to be ask'd disdain ; Leave asking , and I'll give what I refrain . 60 ELEGIA XI Napen alloquitur , ut paratas tabellas ad Corinnam perferat In skilful gathering ruffled hairs in order ...
Pagina 242
... give . For me , she doth keeper and husband fear ; If I should give , both would the house forbear . If of scorn'd lovers god be venger just , O let him change goods so ill got to dust . 60 " ELEGIA VIII Tibulli mortem deflet If Thetis ...
... give . For me , she doth keeper and husband fear ; If I should give , both would the house forbear . If of scorn'd lovers god be venger just , O let him change goods so ill got to dust . 60 " ELEGIA VIII Tibulli mortem deflet If Thetis ...
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Adonis amorous arms beauty Bind blood breast Cæsar Chapman chaste Christopher Marlowe Compare Cupid delight Dido dost doth Douce early edns earth editions Elegia Eleius erat Eucharis eyes Faerie Queene fair Fates favour fear fire flame footnote give goddess gods golden grace hair hand hast hate hath heart heaven Hellespont Hero and Leander Hero's Heroides honour Hymen Jove kiss Latin lest lines live lov'd love's lovers Lucan maid Marlowe evidently read Marlowe read Marlowe seems Marlowe's meaning Merchant of Venice mind mistress Musaeus night nought nuptial nymph O.E.D. quotes Ovid Ovid's Elegies Paradise Lost pare Phoebus poem poet quod reference rhyme Rome Scythia sense Sestiad shalt shame shine sing soul stars sweet thee thine things thou thought Tibullus tion translation turn'd Venus Venus and Adonis verse virgin vows wench wind words ΙΟ