Specimens of the early English poets [ed. by G. Ellis.]. To which is prefixed an historical sketch of the rise and progress of the English poetry and language. By G. Ellis, Volumen31801 |
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... fair , since that rich treasure Of rare beauty and sweet feature , Was bestow'd on you by nature To be enjoy'd , and ' twere a sin There to be scarce , where she hath been So prodigal of her best graces : Thus common beauties , and mean ...
... fair , since that rich treasure Of rare beauty and sweet feature , Was bestow'd on you by nature To be enjoy'd , and ' twere a sin There to be scarce , where she hath been So prodigal of her best graces : Thus common beauties , and mean ...
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... fair lady's face is pin'd , And yellow spread where red once shin'd ; When beauty , youth , and all sweets leave her , Love may return , but lovers never ! And old folks say there are no pains Like itch of love in aged veins . Oh , love ...
... fair lady's face is pin'd , And yellow spread where red once shin'd ; When beauty , youth , and all sweets leave her , Love may return , but lovers never ! And old folks say there are no pains Like itch of love in aged veins . Oh , love ...
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... fair maid , When by the sated lover tasted ; What first he did with tears invade , Shall afterwards with scorn be wasted : When all thy virgin springs grow dry , When no streams shall be left , but in thine eye . DISDAIN RETURNED . He ...
... fair maid , When by the sated lover tasted ; What first he did with tears invade , Shall afterwards with scorn be wasted : When all thy virgin springs grow dry , When no streams shall be left , but in thine eye . DISDAIN RETURNED . He ...
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... How thy colours come and go : Beauty takes a foil from woe . Love , that in those smooth streams lies , Under pity's fair disguise , Will thy melting heart surprise . Nets , of passion's finest thread , Snaring poems will [ 139 ]
... How thy colours come and go : Beauty takes a foil from woe . Love , that in those smooth streams lies , Under pity's fair disguise , Will thy melting heart surprise . Nets , of passion's finest thread , Snaring poems will [ 139 ]
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... wise ; but that the fox I see Suspected guilty , while the ass goes free . I would be fair ; but see that champion proud , The bright sun , often setting in a cloud . I would be poor ; but see the humble grass [ 154 ]
... wise ; but that the fox I see Suspected guilty , while the ass goes free . I would be fair ; but see that champion proud , The bright sun , often setting in a cloud . I would be poor ; but see the humble grass [ 154 ]
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