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Then sit thou safely on my knee , 30 And let thy bower my bosom be , Lurk in mine eyes , I like of thee . ... Montanus ' sonnet Phoebe sat , Sweet she sat , Sweet sat Phæbe when I saw her ; White her brow , Coy her eye , Brow and eye ...
Then sit thou safely on my knee , 30 And let thy bower my bosom be , Lurk in mine eyes , I like of thee . ... Montanus ' sonnet Phoebe sat , Sweet she sat , Sweet sat Phæbe when I saw her ; White her brow , Coy her eye , Brow and eye ...
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The governor of the Castle having read the King's letter , said thus to the maiden : The King's Majesty hath pardoned thy life , and allowed thy liberty ; but you must not pass before you see your lover's eyes put out .
The governor of the Castle having read the King's letter , said thus to the maiden : The King's Majesty hath pardoned thy life , and allowed thy liberty ; but you must not pass before you see your lover's eyes put out .
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Prince , well may you wish that I had never been born , who by seeing of me must lose your sight ; but happy should I count myself , if it so please the King , that I might redeem thy eyes with my life : or else , that being an equal ...
Prince , well may you wish that I had never been born , who by seeing of me must lose your sight ; but happy should I count myself , if it so please the King , that I might redeem thy eyes with my life : or else , that being an equal ...
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