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Pagina 51
470 That he and Poverty should always kiss . And to this day is every scholar poor , Gross gold from them runs headlong to the boor . Likewise the angry Sisters , thus deluded , To ' venge themselves on Hermes , have concluded That ...
470 That he and Poverty should always kiss . And to this day is every scholar poor , Gross gold from them runs headlong to the boor . Likewise the angry Sisters , thus deluded , To ' venge themselves on Hermes , have concluded That ...
Pagina 52
Their first night's meeting , where sweet kisses Are th ' only crowns of both their blisses . He swimsť Abydos , and returns ... He kiss'd her , and breath'd life into her lips , Wherewith as one displeas'd , away she trips .
Their first night's meeting , where sweet kisses Are th ' only crowns of both their blisses . He swimsť Abydos , and returns ... He kiss'd her , and breath'd life into her lips , Wherewith as one displeas'd , away she trips .
Pagina 191
I that erewhile was fierce , now humbly sue , Lest with worse kisses she should me endue . 50 She laugh'd , and kissed so sweetly as might make Wrath - kindled Jove away his thunder shake . I grieve lest others should such good perceive ...
I that erewhile was fierce , now humbly sue , Lest with worse kisses she should me endue . 50 She laugh'd , and kissed so sweetly as might make Wrath - kindled Jove away his thunder shake . I grieve lest others should such good perceive ...
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