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Pagina 193
... Fair - cruel maid , most cruel , fairer ever , How hath foul rigour stol'n into thy heart ? And on a comick stage hath learnt thee art To play a Tyrant - tragical deceiver ? To promise mercy , but perform it never ? To look more sweet ...
... Fair - cruel maid , most cruel , fairer ever , How hath foul rigour stol'n into thy heart ? And on a comick stage hath learnt thee art To play a Tyrant - tragical deceiver ? To promise mercy , but perform it never ? To look more sweet ...
Pagina 352
... fair she seems to be . Tell her that's young , And shuns to have her Graces spy'd , That hadst thou sprung In Desarts , where no men abide , 40 Scarce can I to Heaven excuse The Devotion , which I use Unto that adored Dame ; For ' tis ...
... fair she seems to be . Tell her that's young , And shuns to have her Graces spy'd , That hadst thou sprung In Desarts , where no men abide , 40 Scarce can I to Heaven excuse The Devotion , which I use Unto that adored Dame ; For ' tis ...
Pagina 392
... fair fallacy by thee We are not WHERE nor What we be , But WHAT and WHERE we would be . Thus art thou Our absent PRESENCE , and our future Now . Faith's sister ! nurse of fair desire ! Fear's antidote ! a wise and well - stay'd fire ...
... fair fallacy by thee We are not WHERE nor What we be , But WHAT and WHERE we would be . Thus art thou Our absent PRESENCE , and our future Now . Faith's sister ! nurse of fair desire ! Fear's antidote ! a wise and well - stay'd fire ...
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Lancelot Andrewes | 33 |
Francis Bacon | 43 |
Poems | 122 |
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