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Pagina 84
... Her goddess , in whose fane she did prefer Her virgin vows ; from whose impulsive sight She knew the black shield of the darkest night Could not defend her , nor wit's subtlest art : This was the point pierc'd Hero to the heart .
... Her goddess , in whose fane she did prefer Her virgin vows ; from whose impulsive sight She knew the black shield of the darkest night Could not defend her , nor wit's subtlest art : This was the point pierc'd Hero to the heart .
Pagina 86
He came in swimming painted all with joys , Such as might sweeten hell ; his thought destroys 330 All her destroying thoughts : she thought she felt His heart in hers with her contentions melt , And chid her soul that it could so much ...
He came in swimming painted all with joys , Such as might sweeten hell ; his thought destroys 330 All her destroying thoughts : she thought she felt His heart in hers with her contentions melt , And chid her soul that it could so much ...
Pagina 99
... 180 And her Leander her chief Deity ; For in her love these did the gods forego ; And though her knowledge did not teach her so , Yet did it teach her this , that what her heart Did greatest hold in her self greatest part , That she ...
... 180 And her Leander her chief Deity ; For in her love these did the gods forego ; And though her knowledge did not teach her so , Yet did it teach her this , that what her heart Did greatest hold in her self greatest part , That she ...
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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