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So dainty , they fay , maketh derth , Micking in tcares , then gan she thus lament ;
The wretched woman , whom unhappy howre Long tinie they thus together
traveiled ; • Hath now made thrall to your commande . Til weary of their way , they
...
So dainty , they fay , maketh derth , Micking in tcares , then gan she thus lament ;
The wretched woman , whom unhappy howre Long tinie they thus together
traveiled ; • Hath now made thrall to your commande . Til weary of their way , they
...
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And to this wretched lady , niy deare love ; “ Both seemde to win , and both
seemde won to beeg “ O coo deare love , love bought with death too “ So hard
the discord was to be agreede : “ deare ! ” “ Frælissa was as faire as faire mote
bee ...
And to this wretched lady , niy deare love ; “ Both seemde to win , and both
seemde won to beeg “ O coo deare love , love bought with death too “ So hard
the discord was to be agreede : “ deare ! ” “ Frælissa was as faire as faire mote
bee ...
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... moves niore deare compassion of mind , Had her abandond ; she of nought
afrayd , Then beautie brought t'unworthie wretched Through woods and wastnes
wide him daily sought , nelle , Yet wished tydinges none of him unto her brought .
... moves niore deare compassion of mind , Had her abandond ; she of nought
afrayd , Then beautie brought t'unworthie wretched Through woods and wastnes
wide him daily sought , nelle , Yet wished tydinges none of him unto her brought .
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... From under which fast trickled dowr.e the sweatę : He led a wretched life , unto
himselfe unknowne . bill as he rode , he somewhat still did eat , And in his hand
did beare a bouzing can , Most wretched wight , whom nothing might suffise , Of ...
... From under which fast trickled dowr.e the sweatę : He led a wretched life , unto
himselfe unknowne . bill as he rode , he somewhat still did eat , And in his hand
did beare a bouzing can , Most wretched wight , whom nothing might suffise , Of ...
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Her wicked daies with wretched knife did end , To gaze on erthly wight that with
the Night durft In death avowing the innocence of her fonne : Which hearing , his
rash syre began to rend They pas the bitter waves of Acheron , His hearc , and ...
Her wicked daies with wretched knife did end , To gaze on erthly wight that with
the Night durft In death avowing the innocence of her fonne : Which hearing , his
rash syre began to rend They pas the bitter waves of Acheron , His hearc , and ...
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| Заглавие | The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical ... Том 2 от The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Robert Anderson |
| Редактор | Robert Anderson |
| Издател | Arch, 1795 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 4 Окт 2006 |
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