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Page 194
... mind , is much more praysd of me : For all the rest , how ever fayre it be , Shall turne to nought and loose that glorious hew ; But onely that is permanent , and free From frayle corruption that doth flesh ensew . That is true beautie ...
... mind , is much more praysd of me : For all the rest , how ever fayre it be , Shall turne to nought and loose that glorious hew ; But onely that is permanent , and free From frayle corruption that doth flesh ensew . That is true beautie ...
Page 234
... mind voide of all blemishment ; Which it reducing to her first perfection , Beholdeth free from fleshes frayle infection . And then conforming it unto the light , Which in it selfe it hath remaining still , Of that first Sunne , yet ...
... mind voide of all blemishment ; Which it reducing to her first perfection , Beholdeth free from fleshes frayle infection . And then conforming it unto the light , Which in it selfe it hath remaining still , Of that first Sunne , yet ...
Page 244
... mind to th ' Author of thy weale , And to his soveraine mercie doe appeale ; Learne him to love that loved thee so deare , And in thy brest his blessed image beare . With all thy hart , with all thy soule and mind , 260 Thou must him ...
... mind to th ' Author of thy weale , And to his soveraine mercie doe appeale ; Learne him to love that loved thee so deare , And in thy brest his blessed image beare . With all thy hart , with all thy soule and mind , 260 Thou must him ...
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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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