Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 20
... hear me plain . 20 A broken lute , untunëd strings With such a song may well bear part , That neither pleaseth him that sings Nor them that hear , but her alone That with her heart would strain my heart , To hear it groan . If it grieve ...
... hear me plain . 20 A broken lute , untunëd strings With such a song may well bear part , That neither pleaseth him that sings Nor them that hear , but her alone That with her heart would strain my heart , To hear it groan . If it grieve ...
Pagina 135
... hear tell . Yet what is love ? I pray thee say . It is a work on holy - day ; It is December matched with May ; 9 When lusty bloods , in fresh array , Hear ten months after of the play : And this is love , as I hear say . Yet what is ...
... hear tell . Yet what is love ? I pray thee say . It is a work on holy - day ; It is December matched with May ; 9 When lusty bloods , in fresh array , Hear ten months after of the play : And this is love , as I hear say . Yet what is ...
Pagina 640
... hear , except it be such as make neither count of virtue nor learning . And whether there be any such or no , I cannot well tell ; yet I hear say 20 some young gentlemen of ours count it their shame to be counted learned ; and perchance ...
... hear , except it be such as make neither count of virtue nor learning . And whether there be any such or no , I cannot well tell ; yet I hear say 20 some young gentlemen of ours count it their shame to be counted learned ; and perchance ...
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