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Pagina 104
... ourselves we ease ; And then we say , when we their fancy try , To play with fools , oh , what a fool was I ! From Breton's Bower of Delights , 1591 Of the birth and bringing up of Desire When wert thou born , Desire ?
... ourselves we ease ; And then we say , when we their fancy try , To play with fools , oh , what a fool was I ! From Breton's Bower of Delights , 1591 Of the birth and bringing up of Desire When wert thou born , Desire ?
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As in field this shepherd lay , At this saw , back I start , Tuning of his oaten pipe , Beat desire from my heart ... Old I was when thus I fled Blithe and wanton was I then ,- Such fond toys as cloyed my head ; Such desires follow men ...
As in field this shepherd lay , At this saw , back I start , Tuning of his oaten pipe , Beat desire from my heart ... Old I was when thus I fled Blithe and wanton was I then ,- Such fond toys as cloyed my head ; Such desires follow men ...
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So as no man embraceth any design whatsoever , until that knowledge be united with desire , and desire joined unto knowledge . In this manner , then , if things knew their ends and did not desire them , or if they desired them without ...
So as no man embraceth any design whatsoever , until that knowledge be united with desire , and desire joined unto knowledge . In this manner , then , if things knew their ends and did not desire them , or if they desired them without ...
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