Seventeenth-century Verse and ProseMacmillan, 1959 |
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... give ye a re - meeting here . If die I must , then my last vow shall be , You'l with a tear or two , remember me , 10 Your sometime Poet ; but if fates do give Me longer date , and more fresh springs to live : Oft as your field , shall ...
... give ye a re - meeting here . If die I must , then my last vow shall be , You'l with a tear or two , remember me , 10 Your sometime Poet ; but if fates do give Me longer date , and more fresh springs to live : Oft as your field , shall ...
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... Give me more love , or more disdaine ; The Torid , or the frozen Zone , Bring equall ease unto my paine ; The temperate affords me none : Either extreame , of love , or hate , Is sweeter than a calme estate . Give me a storme ; if it be ...
... Give me more love , or more disdaine ; The Torid , or the frozen Zone , Bring equall ease unto my paine ; The temperate affords me none : Either extreame , of love , or hate , Is sweeter than a calme estate . Give me a storme ; if it be ...
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... give themselves away , And even that power , that should deny , betray . " Who gives constrain'd , but his own fear reviles 330 340 Not thank't , but scorn'd ; nor are they gifts , but spoils . " Thus Kings , by grasping more than they ...
... give themselves away , And even that power , that should deny , betray . " Who gives constrain'd , but his own fear reviles 330 340 Not thank't , but scorn'd ; nor are they gifts , but spoils . " Thus Kings , by grasping more than they ...
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The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
THE INTELLECTUAL CLIMATE | 13 |
PROSE STYLE | 19 |
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