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... night ] O night , O jealous night , repugnant to my pleasures , O night so long desired yet cross to my content , There's none but only thou that can perform my pleasures , Yet none but only thou that hindereth my intent . Thy beams ...
... night ] O night , O jealous night , repugnant to my pleasures , O night so long desired yet cross to my content , There's none but only thou that can perform my pleasures , Yet none but only thou that hindereth my intent . Thy beams ...
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... nights and days in honor of that night , That happy , heavenly night , that night so dark and shady , Wherein my love had eyes that lighted my delight . [ Set me where Phoebus ' heat ] Set me where Phoebus ' heat the flowers slayeth Or ...
... nights and days in honor of that night , That happy , heavenly night , that night so dark and shady , Wherein my love had eyes that lighted my delight . [ Set me where Phoebus ' heat ] Set me where Phoebus ' heat the flowers slayeth Or ...
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... night , portend sweet rest and gentle ease . Thus is thine eye an ever calming light ; Thus is thy hair a lover's ne'er - spent night . Daph . If sleepy poppies yield to lilies white , If black to snowy lambs , if night to day , If ...
... night , portend sweet rest and gentle ease . Thus is thine eye an ever calming light ; Thus is thy hair a lover's ne'er - spent night . Daph . If sleepy poppies yield to lilies white , If black to snowy lambs , if night to day , If ...
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