PoemsGordian Press, 1966 - 304 pagina's |
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Pagina 9
... poet's transient moods they can only be used with extreme caution as an index to the main trends of his mentality . Thus , according to one interpretation , the famous lines affirming that ' It lies not in our will to love or hate , For ...
... poet's transient moods they can only be used with extreme caution as an index to the main trends of his mentality . Thus , according to one interpretation , the famous lines affirming that ' It lies not in our will to love or hate , For ...
Pagina 181
... poet of my wantonness , Born at Peligny , to write more address . So Cupid wills ; far hence be the severe ! You are unapt my looser lines to hear . Let maids whom hot desire to husbands lead , ΙΟ And rude boys , touch'd with unknown ...
... poet of my wantonness , Born at Peligny , to write more address . So Cupid wills ; far hence be the severe ! You are unapt my looser lines to hear . Let maids whom hot desire to husbands lead , ΙΟ And rude boys , touch'd with unknown ...
Pagina 256
... poet get , This last end to my Elegies is set , Which I Peligny's foster - child have fram'd ( Nor am I by such wanton toys defam'd ) , Heir of an ancient house , if help that can , Not only by war's rage made gentleman . In Virgil ...
... poet get , This last end to my Elegies is set , Which I Peligny's foster - child have fram'd ( Nor am I by such wanton toys defam'd ) , Heir of an ancient house , if help that can , Not only by war's rage made gentleman . In Virgil ...
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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