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Page 194
... seeke each where , where last I sawe her face , Whose ymage yet I carry fresh in mynd . I seeke the fields with her late footing synd ; I seeke her bowre with her late presence deckt ; Yet nor in field nor bowre I can her fynd , Yet ...
... seeke each where , where last I sawe her face , Whose ymage yet I carry fresh in mynd . I seeke the fields with her late footing synd ; I seeke her bowre with her late presence deckt ; Yet nor in field nor bowre I can her fynd , Yet ...
Page 232
... seeke and sew to have it , But every one doth seeke but to deprave it . Yet nathemore is that faire beauties blame , But theirs that do abuse it unto ill : Nothing so good , but that through guilty shame May be corrupt , and wrested ...
... seeke and sew to have it , But every one doth seeke but to deprave it . Yet nathemore is that faire beauties blame , But theirs that do abuse it unto ill : Nothing so good , but that through guilty shame May be corrupt , and wrested ...
Page 259
... seeke to heare that which cannot be told , For the huge anguish , which dooth multiplie My dying paines , no tongue can well unfold ; Ne doo I care that any should bemone My hard mishap , or any weepe that would , But seeke alone to ...
... seeke to heare that which cannot be told , For the huge anguish , which dooth multiplie My dying paines , no tongue can well unfold ; Ne doo I care that any should bemone My hard mishap , or any weepe that would , But seeke alone to ...
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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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