English Poetry of the Seventeenth CenturyRoberta Florence Brinkley |
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... Spring ] 1 Zephyrus Come forth , come forth , the gentle spring , And carry the glad news I bring , To earth , our common mother ; It is decreed by all the gods That heaven , of earth , shall have no odds , But one shall love the other ...
... Spring ] 1 Zephyrus Come forth , come forth , the gentle spring , And carry the glad news I bring , To earth , our common mother ; It is decreed by all the gods That heaven , of earth , shall have no odds , But one shall love the other ...
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... spring tuned to the early day . I begged here long , and groaned to know Who gave the clouds so brave a bow , Who bent the spheres , and circled in Corruption with this glorious ring , What is His name , and how I might Descry some part ...
... spring tuned to the early day . I begged here long , and groaned to know Who gave the clouds so brave a bow , Who bent the spheres , and circled in Corruption with this glorious ring , What is His name , and how I might Descry some part ...
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... Spring , Now that the winter's gone , 288 The Spring , Though you be absent here , 476 The Temper , 264 The thirsty earth soaks up the rain , 496 The Timber , 539 The Triple Fool , 32 The Undertaking , 41 The Wake , 208 The wanton ...
... Spring , Now that the winter's gone , 288 The Spring , Though you be absent here , 476 The Temper , 264 The thirsty earth soaks up the rain , 496 The Timber , 539 The Triple Fool , 32 The Undertaking , 41 The Wake , 208 The wanton ...
Contents
THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY IN ENGLAND | 1 |
JOHN DONNE | 21 |
The Legacy | 30 |
Copyright | |
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