Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 780
... Lucilla , thy love to my lover , thy devotion to my saint ? Is this the courtesy of Athens , the cavilling of scholars , the craft of Grecians ? Couldest thou not remember , Philautus , that Greece is never without some wily Ulysses ...
... Lucilla , thy love to my lover , thy devotion to my saint ? Is this the courtesy of Athens , the cavilling of scholars , the craft of Grecians ? Couldest thou not remember , Philautus , that Greece is never without some wily Ulysses ...
Pagina 783
... Lucilla , than thou mayst reprove him of foolishness that , having a sparrow in his hand , letteth her go to catch the pheasant ; or him of unskillfulness that seeing the heron , leaveth to level his shoot at the stock dove ; or that ...
... Lucilla , than thou mayst reprove him of foolishness that , having a sparrow in his hand , letteth her go to catch the pheasant ; or him of unskillfulness that seeing the heron , leaveth to level his shoot at the stock dove ; or that ...
Pagina 784
... Lucilla , although my long absence might breed your just anger ( for that lovers desire nothing so much as often meeting ) , yet I hope my presence will dissolve your choler ( for that lovers are soon pleased when of their wishes they ...
... Lucilla , although my long absence might breed your just anger ( for that lovers desire nothing so much as often meeting ) , yet I hope my presence will dissolve your choler ( for that lovers are soon pleased when of their wishes they ...
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JOHN SKELTON | 3 |
SIR THOMAS MORE | 9 |
HENRY HOWARD EARL OF SURREY | 27 |
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