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... Cause of my new griefe , cause of my new ioy , Ioyous , to see his ymage in mine eye , And greeu'd , to thinke how foe did him destroy , That was the flowre of grace and cheualrye ; Lo his Fidessa to thy secret faith I flye . 46 With ...
... Cause of my new griefe , cause of my new ioy , Ioyous , to see his ymage in mine eye , And greeu'd , to thinke how foe did him destroy , That was the flowre of grace and cheualrye ; Lo his Fidessa to thy secret faith I flye . 46 With ...
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... cause of my continued paine With like attempt to like end to renew . Is not enough , that thrust from heauen dew Here endlesse penance for one fault I pay , But that redoubled crime with vengeance new Thou biddest me to eeke ? Can Night ...
... cause of my continued paine With like attempt to like end to renew . Is not enough , that thrust from heauen dew Here endlesse penance for one fault I pay , But that redoubled crime with vengeance new Thou biddest me to eeke ? Can Night ...
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... cause of strife ; She comes vnsought , and shonned followes eke . Happy , who can abstaine , when Rancour rife Kindles Reuenge , and threats his rusty knife ; Woe neuer wants , where euery cause is caught , And rash Occasion makes ...
... cause of strife ; She comes vnsought , and shonned followes eke . Happy , who can abstaine , when Rancour rife Kindles Reuenge , and threats his rusty knife ; Woe neuer wants , where euery cause is caught , And rash Occasion makes ...
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