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To their great pains , where fortune doth advance . For sith my suit , alas , can not prevail , Full fraught with care in grief still will I wail , Sith will needs fly me , you I may not come nigh you . No pleasure without some pain How ...
To their great pains , where fortune doth advance . For sith my suit , alas , can not prevail , Full fraught with care in grief still will I wail , Sith will needs fly me , you I may not come nigh you . No pleasure without some pain How ...
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... pain and smart . Sometime by me she sat , when she had played her fill , 10 And ever when she rested had , about she flittered still . When I perceived her well , rejoicing in her place , O happy fly , quoth I , and eke O worm in happy ...
... pain and smart . Sometime by me she sat , when she had played her fill , 10 And ever when she rested had , about she flittered still . When I perceived her well , rejoicing in her place , O happy fly , quoth I , and eke O worm in happy ...
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... pain ; Give me more love or more disdain . A deposition from love I was foretold your rebel sex Nor love nor pity knew , And with what scorn you use to vex Poor hearts that humbly sue . Yet I believed , to crown our pain , Could we the ...
... pain ; Give me more love or more disdain . A deposition from love I was foretold your rebel sex Nor love nor pity knew , And with what scorn you use to vex Poor hearts that humbly sue . Yet I believed , to crown our pain , Could we the ...
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