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... paine the passage haue , That makes fraile flesh to feare the bitter waue ? Is not short paine well borne , that brings long ease , And layes the soule to sleepe in quiet graue ? Sleepe after toyle , port after stormie seas , Ease after ...
... paine the passage haue , That makes fraile flesh to feare the bitter waue ? Is not short paine well borne , that brings long ease , And layes the soule to sleepe in quiet graue ? Sleepe after toyle , port after stormie seas , Ease after ...
Page 260
... paine , so sad a taske to take , Mote we entreat you , sith this gentle crew Is now so well accorded all anew ; That as we ride together on our way , Ye will recount to vs in order dew All that aduenture , which ye did assay For that ...
... paine , so sad a taske to take , Mote we entreat you , sith this gentle crew Is now so well accorded all anew ; That as we ride together on our way , Ye will recount to vs in order dew All that aduenture , which ye did assay For that ...
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... paine . ] to paine , Q : a paine . F. 294. on F : no Q. 298. the loue Q : the true loue F. 1596 . 102. your F : you Q. I. From Foure Letters , and Certaine Sonnets : Especially touching Robert Greene , and other parties , by him abused ...
... paine . ] to paine , Q : a paine . F. 294. on F : no Q. 298. the loue Q : the true loue F. 1596 . 102. your F : you Q. I. From Foure Letters , and Certaine Sonnets : Especially touching Robert Greene , and other parties , by him abused ...
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