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Page 36
... soul , I loved her thus . Because we would in no wise dissever I left my kingdom glorious . I purveyed her a palace full precious ; She fled , I followed , I loved her so That I suffered this pain piteous Quia amore langueo . My fair ...
... soul , I loved her thus . Because we would in no wise dissever I left my kingdom glorious . I purveyed her a palace full precious ; She fled , I followed , I loved her so That I suffered this pain piteous Quia amore langueo . My fair ...
Page 99
... soul in keeping , My sweetest dear ! Kiss me and take my soul in keeping , Since I must go , now day is near . ' 73 . NICHOLAS BRETON Phillida and Coridon N the merry H 2 99 ANONYMOUS.
... soul in keeping , My sweetest dear ! Kiss me and take my soul in keeping , Since I must go , now day is near . ' 73 . NICHOLAS BRETON Phillida and Coridon N the merry H 2 99 ANONYMOUS.
Page 101
... soul , Thy father's shame , thy mother's grief , Born as I doubt to all our dole , And to thyself unhappy chief : Sing lullaby , and lap it warm , Poor soul that thinks no creature harm . Thou little think'st and less dost know The ...
... soul , Thy father's shame , thy mother's grief , Born as I doubt to all our dole , And to thyself unhappy chief : Sing lullaby , and lap it warm , Poor soul that thinks no creature harm . Thou little think'st and less dost know The ...
Page 103
... soul , like quiet palmer , Travelleth towards the land of heaven ; Over the silver mountains , Where spring the nectar fountains : There will I kiss The bowl of bliss ; 78 . 79 . And drink mine everlasting fill Upon 103 SIR WALTER RALEIGH.
... soul , like quiet palmer , Travelleth towards the land of heaven ; Over the silver mountains , Where spring the nectar fountains : There will I kiss The bowl of bliss ; 78 . 79 . And drink mine everlasting fill Upon 103 SIR WALTER RALEIGH.
Page 153
... soul , to my bold cries , GIVE If they , importune , interrupt thy song , Which now with joyful notes thou sing'st among The angel - quiristers of th ' heavenly skies . Give pardon eke , sweet soul , to my slow eyes , That since I saw ...
... soul , to my bold cries , GIVE If they , importune , interrupt thy song , Which now with joyful notes thou sing'st among The angel - quiristers of th ' heavenly skies . Give pardon eke , sweet soul , to my slow eyes , That since I saw ...
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