Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 192
... rest till calm begin . No more , then , those that love do feign Give judgment of true lovers ' pain . Look or you leap If thou in surety safe wilt sit , If thou delight at rest to dwell , Spend no more words than shall seem fit , Let ...
... rest till calm begin . No more , then , those that love do feign Give judgment of true lovers ' pain . Look or you leap If thou in surety safe wilt sit , If thou delight at rest to dwell , Spend no more words than shall seem fit , Let ...
Pagina 433
... rest that peace begets . Doth not the sun rise smiling When fair at even he sets ? Rest you then , rest , sad eyes , Melt not in weeping While she lies sleeping Softly , now softly lies Sleeping . FROM THOMAS BATESON's First Set of ...
... rest that peace begets . Doth not the sun rise smiling When fair at even he sets ? Rest you then , rest , sad eyes , Melt not in weeping While she lies sleeping Softly , now softly lies Sleeping . FROM THOMAS BATESON's First Set of ...
Pagina 443
... rest , Might e'er comparëd be To my fidelity . | 10 Those alluring smiles that place An eternal April on thy face , Such as no sun did ever see , No , nor the treasures of thy breast , Which far outblaze the rest , Might e'er comparëd ...
... rest , Might e'er comparëd be To my fidelity . | 10 Those alluring smiles that place An eternal April on thy face , Such as no sun did ever see , No , nor the treasures of thy breast , Which far outblaze the rest , Might e'er comparëd ...
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