Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953 - 1375 pagina's |
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Pagina 344
... turning round ; Whereof a thousand brawls he doth compound , Which he doth teach unto the multitude , And ever with a turn they must conclude . As when a nymph arising from the land , Leadeth a dance with her long watery train , Down to ...
... turning round ; Whereof a thousand brawls he doth compound , Which he doth teach unto the multitude , And ever with a turn they must conclude . As when a nymph arising from the land , Leadeth a dance with her long watery train , Down to ...
Pagina 345
... turn about heaven's axletree , In a round dance forever wheeling be . But after these , as men more civil grew , He did more grave and solemn measures frame ; With such fair order and proportion true , And correspondence every way the ...
... turn about heaven's axletree , In a round dance forever wheeling be . But after these , as men more civil grew , He did more grave and solemn measures frame ; With such fair order and proportion true , And correspondence every way the ...
Pagina 507
... TURN He entered well , by virtuous parts Got up , and thrived with honest arts ; He purchased friends and fame , and honors then , And had his noble name advanced with men . But weary of that flight , He stooped in all men's sight To ...
... TURN He entered well , by virtuous parts Got up , and thrived with honest arts ; He purchased friends and fame , and honors then , And had his noble name advanced with men . But weary of that flight , He stooped in all men's sight To ...
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