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... dead deny , And both the liuing Lady claime your right , Let both the dead and liuing equally Deuided be betwixt you here in sight , And each of either take his share aright . But looke who does dissent from this my read , He for a ...
... dead deny , And both the liuing Lady claime your right , Let both the dead and liuing equally Deuided be betwixt you here in sight , And each of either take his share aright . But looke who does dissent from this my read , He for a ...
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... dead alas and drent , Dido the greate shepehearde his daughter sheene : 40 The fayrest May she was that euer went , Her like shee has not left behinde I weene . And if thou wilt bewayle my wofull tene : I shall thee giue yond Cosset for ...
... dead alas and drent , Dido the greate shepehearde his daughter sheene : 40 The fayrest May she was that euer went , Her like shee has not left behinde I weene . And if thou wilt bewayle my wofull tene : I shall thee giue yond Cosset for ...
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... dead , dead is my friend , dead is the worlds delight . Place pensiue wailes his fall , whose presence was her pride , Time crieth out , my ebbe is come : his life was my spring tide , 10 ' Fame mournes in that she lost the ground of ...
... dead , dead is my friend , dead is the worlds delight . Place pensiue wailes his fall , whose presence was her pride , Time crieth out , my ebbe is come : his life was my spring tide , 10 ' Fame mournes in that she lost the ground of ...
Contents
FOWRE HYMNES | xxxvii |
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 141 |
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