Poetry of the English Renaissance, 1509-1660John William Hebel, Hoyt Hopewell Hudson |
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... thine harbor hold ? Is it in churches , with religious men . Which please the gods with prayers manifold , And in ... thine ears ; with flint immure thine heart , And kill me with thy looks , if they would kill . Thine eyes , those ...
... thine harbor hold ? Is it in churches , with religious men . Which please the gods with prayers manifold , And in ... thine ears ; with flint immure thine heart , And kill me with thy looks , if they would kill . Thine eyes , those ...
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... thine eye so bright ; Thine eye again supplied the taper's turn , And with his beams more brightly made it burn ; The shrugging air about thy temples hurls And wrapped thy breath in little clouded curls , And as it did ascend , it ...
... thine eye so bright ; Thine eye again supplied the taper's turn , And with his beams more brightly made it burn ; The shrugging air about thy temples hurls And wrapped thy breath in little clouded curls , And as it did ascend , it ...
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... thine . Thom . A pair of swans are mine , and all their train ; With them a cup which Thetis ' self bestowed , As ... Thine be the cup , thine be the swans forever . 220 230 Daph . Thrice happy swains ! thrice happy shepherds ' fate ...
... thine . Thom . A pair of swans are mine , and all their train ; With them a cup which Thetis ' self bestowed , As ... Thine be the cup , thine be the swans forever . 220 230 Daph . Thrice happy swains ! thrice happy shepherds ' fate ...
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