Odes and Sonnets: IllustratedRoberts Brothers, 1866 - 99 pages |
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... flint doth tr ftill remaine . fhe as steele and flint doth still remai f 7 4 * 5 4 So doe I weepe and waile , and plead in vaine , whiles fhe as steele and flint doth ftill ... * MY F F remai ne doth ftill remaine . 6 Atr .ne fhe as fteele ...
... flint doth tr ftill remaine . fhe as steele and flint doth still remai f 7 4 * 5 4 So doe I weepe and waile , and plead in vaine , whiles fhe as steele and flint doth ftill ... * MY F F remai ne doth ftill remaine . 6 Atr .ne fhe as fteele ...
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... flint doth still remayne . XIX The merry Cuckow , messenger of Spring . His trompet shrill hath thrise already sounded , That warnes al lovers wayt upon their king , Who now is comming forth with girland crouned . With noyse whereof the ...
... flint doth still remayne . XIX The merry Cuckow , messenger of Spring . His trompet shrill hath thrise already sounded , That warnes al lovers wayt upon their king , Who now is comming forth with girland crouned . With noyse whereof the ...
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... doth teare: 240 And drizling drops, that often doe redound, The firmest flint doth in continuance weare: Yet cannot I, with many a dropping teare And long intreaty, soften her hand hart, That she will once vouchsafe my plaint to heare ...
... doth teare: 240 And drizling drops, that often doe redound, The firmest flint doth in continuance weare: Yet cannot I, with many a dropping teare And long intreaty, soften her hand hart, That she will once vouchsafe my plaint to heare ...
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... doth seem To liken to a ship with cable taut Which surging waves are threat'ning quick to snap. Twixt thee and Quezox. Thou, mine eye doth speak, Art like dry powder, ready to ignite When Quezox looseth tongue which like a flint Doth ...
... doth seem To liken to a ship with cable taut Which surging waves are threat'ning quick to snap. Twixt thee and Quezox. Thou, mine eye doth speak, Art like dry powder, ready to ignite When Quezox looseth tongue which like a flint Doth ...
Page xviii
... doth teare : And drizling drops , that often doe redound , The firmest flint doth in con- tinuance weare : Yet cannot I , with many a dropping teare And long intreaty , soften her hard hart ; That she will once vouchsafe my plaint to ...
... doth teare : And drizling drops , that often doe redound , The firmest flint doth in con- tinuance weare : Yet cannot I , with many a dropping teare And long intreaty , soften her hard hart ; That she will once vouchsafe my plaint to ...
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