Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 409
... lover England , Ye shall understand How fortune on me did lour ; I was tumbled and tossed From pillar to post , And prisoner in the Tower . E. Dear Lady , we do know How tyrants , not a few , Went about for to seek thy blood ; And ...
... lover England , Ye shall understand How fortune on me did lour ; I was tumbled and tossed From pillar to post , And prisoner in the Tower . E. Dear Lady , we do know How tyrants , not a few , Went about for to seek thy blood ; And ...
Pagina 692
... lover , and in making rehearsal of as much as hitherto hath been spoken , a man may pick out a conclusion that the Courtier ( which with his worthiness and credit must incline his Prince to virtue ) must in manner of ne30 cessity be ...
... lover , and in making rehearsal of as much as hitherto hath been spoken , a man may pick out a conclusion that the Courtier ( which with his worthiness and credit must incline his Prince to virtue ) must in manner of ne30 cessity be ...
Pagina 1370
... lover complaineth the unkindness of his love , 26 The lover deceived by his lady's unconstancy writeth unto her as followeth , 84 The lover declareth his affection , together with the cause thereof , 188 The lover exhorteth his lady to ...
... lover complaineth the unkindness of his love , 26 The lover deceived by his lady's unconstancy writeth unto her as followeth , 84 The lover declareth his affection , together with the cause thereof , 188 The lover exhorteth his lady to ...
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answered bear beauty better body bring brought called cause comes death delight desire doth earth excellent eyes face fair faith fall father fear fire follow force fortune give grace hand hath head hear heart heaven honor hope Italy keep kind king lady land learning leave light live look Lord lover manner matter mean mind move muse nature never night noble Notes once pain pass play pleasure poets poor praise prince quoth reason rest seek sight sing soon sorrow soul speak stand sure sweet tears tell thee things thou thought tongue true truth turn unto virtue wind wise worthy write young youth