Complete Poetry & Selected Prose: With English Metrical Translations of the Latin, Greek and Italian PoemsNonesuch Press, 1952 - 860 pages |
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Page 257
... mind first thoughts present , Let us divide our labours , thou where choice Leads thee , or where most needs , whether to wind The Woodbine round this Arbour , or direct The clasping Ivie where to climb , while I In yonder Spring of ...
... mind first thoughts present , Let us divide our labours , thou where choice Leads thee , or where most needs , whether to wind The Woodbine round this Arbour , or direct The clasping Ivie where to climb , while I In yonder Spring of ...
Page 553
... mind , were as the common saying is , no burden , and that what it wanted of being a load to any part of the body , it did not with a heavie advantage overlay upon the spirit . For not to speak of that knowledge that rests in the ...
... mind , were as the common saying is , no burden , and that what it wanted of being a load to any part of the body , it did not with a heavie advantage overlay upon the spirit . For not to speak of that knowledge that rests in the ...
Page 755
... mind withal- Distance yet owes that charming Friend of mine- Soon render'd , on recall ! I in this City , which the Thames doth lave With brimm'd refluctuant wave , In my dear native home contented dwell , Nor reedy Camus ' spell , Nor ...
... mind withal- Distance yet owes that charming Friend of mine- Soon render'd , on recall ! I in this City , which the Thames doth lave With brimm'd refluctuant wave , In my dear native home contented dwell , Nor reedy Camus ' spell , Nor ...
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Adam agni Amor Angels anough Antistrophe Areopagitica Atque Battel behold brest Brownists call'd choro Christ Christian Church Confuter dark Death deeds deep delight didst divine doth Earth evil eyes fair Faith farr Father fear fræna giv'n glory Gods grace Hæc hand happy hath hear heard heart Heav'n heav'nly Hell holy honour ipse Israel John Milton King labour less liberty licencing light live Lord Lycidas malè mariage mihi mind never night numina o're Olympo Paradise peace Plato praise Prelats Psal quæ quid repli'd Satan seemd shalt shew Skie SMECTYMNUUS Song soon soul spake Spirit stood sweet taught thee thence thine things thir thou thou art thou hast thought Throne tibi truth Tu quoque ulmo vertue Warr wherein whereof wings wise words