Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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... doth arise , Standing amazed as though she durst not move ; So is my sweet much paler than the snow , Constant her looks , those looks that cannot change . Mercury the next , a god sweet - tongued we know , But her sweet voice doth ...
... doth arise , Standing amazed as though she durst not move ; So is my sweet much paler than the snow , Constant her looks , those looks that cannot change . Mercury the next , a god sweet - tongued we know , But her sweet voice doth ...
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... doth fairly show . For your quick eyes in wand'ring to and fro , From east to west , on no one thing can glance , But , if you mark it well , it seems to dance . First you see fixed in this huge mirror blue Of trembling lights a number ...
... doth fairly show . For your quick eyes in wand'ring to and fro , From east to west , on no one thing can glance , But , if you mark it well , it seems to dance . First you see fixed in this huge mirror blue Of trembling lights a number ...
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... doth blow . Thus we gallant seamen , In midst of greatest dangers , Do always prove our valor , We never are no changers ; But whatsoe'er betide us We stoutly undergo , Resolved , resolved , Howe'er the wind doth blow . If fortune do ...
... doth blow . Thus we gallant seamen , In midst of greatest dangers , Do always prove our valor , We never are no changers ; But whatsoe'er betide us We stoutly undergo , Resolved , resolved , Howe'er the wind doth blow . If fortune do ...
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