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... by all but three editors since 1790 ( see Textual Notes ) is extraordinary . For other instances of the singular verb - form with a plural subject see 1. 517 n . Nor thy foft handes , fweet lips , and christall 64 VENVS AND ADONIS.
... by all but three editors since 1790 ( see Textual Notes ) is extraordinary . For other instances of the singular verb - form with a plural subject see 1. 517 n . Nor thy foft handes , fweet lips , and christall 64 VENVS AND ADONIS.
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William Shakespeare. Nor thy foft handes , fweet lips , and christall eine , VVhose full perfection all the world amazes , But hauing thee at vantage ( wondrous dread ! ) VVold roote these beauties , as he root's the mead . 107 Oh let ...
William Shakespeare. Nor thy foft handes , fweet lips , and christall eine , VVhose full perfection all the world amazes , But hauing thee at vantage ( wondrous dread ! ) VVold roote these beauties , as he root's the mead . 107 Oh let ...
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... fweet death , I did but ieft , Yet pardon me , I felt a kind of feare VVhen as I met the boare , that bloodie beast , VVhich knowes no pitie but is ftill feuere , Then gentle shadow ( truth I must confeffe ) I rayld on thee , fearing my ...
... fweet death , I did but ieft , Yet pardon me , I felt a kind of feare VVhen as I met the boare , that bloodie beast , VVhich knowes no pitie but is ftill feuere , Then gentle shadow ( truth I must confeffe ) I rayld on thee , fearing my ...
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... fweet beautie liu'd , and di'de with him . 181 Bonnet , nor vaile henceforth no creature weare , Nor funne , nor wind will euer ftriue to kisse you , Hauing no faire to lose , you need not feare , The fun doth skorne you , & the wind ...
... fweet beautie liu'd , and di'de with him . 181 Bonnet , nor vaile henceforth no creature weare , Nor funne , nor wind will euer ftriue to kisse you , Hauing no faire to lose , you need not feare , The fun doth skorne you , & the wind ...
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... fweet beginning , but vnfauorie end . Nere fetled equally , but high or lo , 1135 That all loues pleasure shall not match his wo . I 140 191 It fhall be fickle , falfe , and full of fraud , Bud , and be blasted , in a breathing while ...
... fweet beginning , but vnfauorie end . Nere fetled equally , but high or lo , 1135 That all loues pleasure shall not match his wo . I 140 191 It fhall be fickle , falfe , and full of fraud , Bud , and be blasted , in a breathing while ...
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Venus and Adonis | 369 |
The Date of Composition | 384 |
The Sources | 390 |
The Texts | 407 |
The Date of Composition | 413 |
Selection from Painter | 437 |
The Vogue of Venus and Adonis and Lucrece | 447 |
General Criticism of Venus and Adonis and Lucrece | 476 |
The Passionate Pilgrim | 524 |
The Phoenix and the Turtle | 559 |
A Lovers Complaint | 584 |
The CotesBenson Edition of Shakespeares Poems | 604 |
Musical Settings for the Poems | 610 |
LIST OF BOOKS | 622 |
INDEX OF FIRST LINES | 633 |
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