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... Lord of Lords : 1020 For th ' Ape was stryfull , and ambicious ; And the Foxe guilefull , and most covetous ; That neither pleased was to have the rayne Twixt them divided into even twaine , But either ( algates ) would be Lords alone ...
... Lord of Lords : 1020 For th ' Ape was stryfull , and ambicious ; And the Foxe guilefull , and most covetous ; That neither pleased was to have the rayne Twixt them divided into even twaine , But either ( algates ) would be Lords alone ...
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... Lord of all the world by right , And rules their creatures by his powrfull saw , All being made the vassals of his might , Through secret sence which therto doth them draw . Thus ought all lovers of their lord to deeme , And with chaste ...
... Lord of all the world by right , And rules their creatures by his powrfull saw , All being made the vassals of his might , Through secret sence which therto doth them draw . Thus ought all lovers of their lord to deeme , And with chaste ...
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... Lord ! if ought this fraile 61 And earthly carcasse have thy service sought t ' ad- vaunce ; If my desire have bene still to relieve th ' opprest ; If Justice to maintaine that valour I have spent Which thou me gav'st ; or if henceforth ...
... Lord ! if ought this fraile 61 And earthly carcasse have thy service sought t ' ad- vaunce ; If my desire have bene still to relieve th ' opprest ; If Justice to maintaine that valour I have spent Which thou me gav'st ; or if henceforth ...
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COLIN CLOUTS COME HOME AGAINE | 87 |
Astrophel A Pastorall Elegie upon the Death of | 115 |
The Mourning Muse of Thestylis | 126 |
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