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... thou fashion eke a godly zeale , Such as no carpers may contrayre reueale : For each thing fained , ought more warie bee . There thou must walke in sober grauitee , And seeme as Saintlike as Saint Radegund : Fast much , pray oft , looke ...
... thou fashion eke a godly zeale , Such as no carpers may contrayre reueale : For each thing fained , ought more warie bee . There thou must walke in sober grauitee , And seeme as Saintlike as Saint Radegund : Fast much , pray oft , looke ...
Page 584
... thou not enuy My loue with me to spy : For thou likewise didst loue , though now vnthought , And for a fleece of woll , which priuily , The Latmian shephard once vnto thee brought , His pleasures with thee wrought . 381 Therefore to vs ...
... thou not enuy My loue with me to spy : For thou likewise didst loue , though now vnthought , And for a fleece of woll , which priuily , The Latmian shephard once vnto thee brought , His pleasures with thee wrought . 381 Therefore to vs ...
Page 588
... thou doest triumph in their decay , And otherwhyles , their dying to delay , Thou doest emmarble the proud hart of her , Whose loue before their life they doe prefer . So hast thou often done ( ay me the more ) 141 To me thy vassall ...
... thou doest triumph in their decay , And otherwhyles , their dying to delay , Thou doest emmarble the proud hart of her , Whose loue before their life they doe prefer . So hast thou often done ( ay me the more ) 141 To me thy vassall ...
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