Seventeenth-century Verse and ProseMacmillan, 1959 |
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Page 80
... true , and faire . If thou findst one , let mee know , Such a Pilgrimage were sweet ; Yet doe not , I would not goe , 20 Though at next doore wee might meet , Though shee were true , when you met her , And last , till you write your ...
... true , and faire . If thou findst one , let mee know , Such a Pilgrimage were sweet ; Yet doe not , I would not goe , 20 Though at next doore wee might meet , Though shee were true , when you met her , And last , till you write your ...
Page 82
... true . Will no other vice content you ? Wil it not serve your turn to do , as did your mothers ? Or have you all old vices spent , and now would finde out others ? Or doth a feare , that men are true , torment you ? Oh we are not , be ...
... true . Will no other vice content you ? Wil it not serve your turn to do , as did your mothers ? Or have you all old vices spent , and now would finde out others ? Or doth a feare , that men are true , torment you ? Oh we are not , be ...
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... True Conceipt . Spoyling Senses of their Treasure , Cosening Judgement with a measure , But false weight . Wresting words , from their true calling ; Propping Verse , for feare of falling To the ground . Joynting Syllabes , drowning ...
... True Conceipt . Spoyling Senses of their Treasure , Cosening Judgement with a measure , But false weight . Wresting words , from their true calling ; Propping Verse , for feare of falling To the ground . Joynting Syllabes , drowning ...
Contents
The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
THE INTELLECTUAL CLIMATE | 13 |
PROSE STYLE | 19 |
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