Seventeenth-century Verse and ProseMacmillan, 1959 |
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... farre purer than he came . This Extasie doth unperplex115 ( We said ) and tell us what we love , 30 Wee see by this , it was not sexe , 116 Wee see , we saw not what did move : *** But as all severall soules containe Mixture of things ...
... farre purer than he came . This Extasie doth unperplex115 ( We said ) and tell us what we love , 30 Wee see by this , it was not sexe , 116 Wee see , we saw not what did move : *** But as all severall soules containe Mixture of things ...
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... farre , this Temple was upborne . Twice had Diana bent her golden bowe , And shot from heav'n her silver shafts , to rouse The sluggish salvages , that den belowe , And all the day in lazie covert drouze , Since him the silent ...
... farre , this Temple was upborne . Twice had Diana bent her golden bowe , And shot from heav'n her silver shafts , to rouse The sluggish salvages , that den belowe , And all the day in lazie covert drouze , Since him the silent ...
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... farre as the utmost it can reach ) removes , un- covers , makes way for Light , where dark- nesse was inclosed , till great bodies are more examinable by being scattered into parcels ; and till all that find its strength ( but most of ...
... farre as the utmost it can reach ) removes , un- covers , makes way for Light , where dark- nesse was inclosed , till great bodies are more examinable by being scattered into parcels ; and till all that find its strength ( but most of ...
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The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
Lancelot Andrewes | 33 |
John Donne | 71 |
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