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THE COUNTER TURN Call , noble Lucius , then for wine , And let thy looks with gladness shine : Accept this garland , plant it on thy head . And think , nay know , thy Morison's not dead . He leap'd the present age , Possess'd with holy ...
THE COUNTER TURN Call , noble Lucius , then for wine , And let thy looks with gladness shine : Accept this garland , plant it on thy head . And think , nay know , thy Morison's not dead . He leap'd the present age , Possess'd with holy ...
Pagina 200
Leave , leave , me not , nor turn Thy beauty from me ; Look , look upon me , though Thine eyes o'ercome me . O how they wound ! but how my wounds content me ! How sweetly these delightful pains torment me !
Leave , leave , me not , nor turn Thy beauty from me ; Look , look upon me , though Thine eyes o'ercome me . O how they wound ! but how my wounds content me ! How sweetly these delightful pains torment me !
Pagina 201
O leave me not , nor turn Thy beauty from me ; Look , look upon me , through Thy flames o'ercome me ! 35 To turn a holy martyr in those fires : O leave me not , nor turn Thy beauty from me ; Look , look upon me , though Thy flames ...
O leave me not , nor turn Thy beauty from me ; Look , look upon me , through Thy flames o'ercome me ! 35 To turn a holy martyr in those fires : O leave me not , nor turn Thy beauty from me ; Look , look upon me , though Thy flames ...
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Fulke Greville First Baron Brooke 4 | 10 |
From Euthymiae Raptus or the Tears of Peace | 18 |
Michael Drayton | 31 |
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The Later Renaissance in England: Nondramatic Verse and Prose, 1600-1660 Hershel Baker Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1996 |
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