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... kind , and kindly wise— Blessed life , where such love lies ! Wise , and kind , and fair , and true , Lovely live all these in you . Sweetly dear , and dearly sweet- Blessed , where these where these blessings meet ! ΙΟ Sweet , fair ...
... kind , and kindly wise— Blessed life , where such love lies ! Wise , and kind , and fair , and true , Lovely live all these in you . Sweetly dear , and dearly sweet- Blessed , where these where these blessings meet ! ΙΟ Sweet , fair ...
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... kind Willy , now , Since thy folding time draws on And I see thou must be gone , Thee I earnestly beseech To ... kind ? Or a well - disposed nature ΙΟ Joined with a lovely feature ? Be she meeker , kinder , than Turtle - dove or pelican ...
... kind Willy , now , Since thy folding time draws on And I see thou must be gone , Thee I earnestly beseech To ... kind ? Or a well - disposed nature ΙΟ Joined with a lovely feature ? Be she meeker , kinder , than Turtle - dove or pelican ...
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... kind was out of fashion . 533 To one of the elders . . . ] ad- dressed to a member of the Puritan sect . 533 Two Books of Epigrams and Epitaphs ] Thomas Bancroft ( fl . 1633- 1658 ) was a poet of some pretensions in his day . In ...
... kind was out of fashion . 533 To one of the elders . . . ] ad- dressed to a member of the Puritan sect . 533 Two Books of Epigrams and Epitaphs ] Thomas Bancroft ( fl . 1633- 1658 ) was a poet of some pretensions in his day . In ...
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