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Page 43
... move you ! Never feafon was more fit , Never room more apt for it ! Smiling air allows my reason , The birds fing , " now use the season , " This fmall wind , which so sweet is , See how it the leaves doth kiss ; And , if dumb things be ...
... move you ! Never feafon was more fit , Never room more apt for it ! Smiling air allows my reason , The birds fing , " now use the season , " This fmall wind , which so sweet is , See how it the leaves doth kiss ; And , if dumb things be ...
Page 44
... refuse thee . Therefore , dear , this no more move , Left , ( though I leave not thy love , Which too deep in me is framed ) I should blush when thou art named . " Therewithal , away she went ; Leaving him by paffion 44 SIR PHILIP SYDNEY .
... refuse thee . Therefore , dear , this no more move , Left , ( though I leave not thy love , Which too deep in me is framed ) I should blush when thou art named . " Therewithal , away she went ; Leaving him by paffion 44 SIR PHILIP SYDNEY .
Page 65
... virtue's felf he'll hire . Himself's a dart , when nothing else can move : Who then the captive foul can well reprove , When love and virtue's felf become the darts of love . K I VERSES BY QUEEN ELIZABETH . GRIEVE , yet dare 65.
... virtue's felf he'll hire . Himself's a dart , when nothing else can move : Who then the captive foul can well reprove , When love and virtue's felf become the darts of love . K I VERSES BY QUEEN ELIZABETH . GRIEVE , yet dare 65.
Page 70
... move , Shines fair Samela . Her treffes gold , her eyes like glaffy ftreams , Her teeth are pearl , breasts are ivory Of fair Samela ; Her cheeks like rofe and lily yield forth gleams , Her brows ' bright arches fram'd of ebony ; Thus ...
... move , Shines fair Samela . Her treffes gold , her eyes like glaffy ftreams , Her teeth are pearl , breasts are ivory Of fair Samela ; Her cheeks like rofe and lily yield forth gleams , Her brows ' bright arches fram'd of ebony ; Thus ...
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... move , Let no man know that I did love . That will I fay , this is the worst , When this is faid , then all is paft ; Thou , proud Aviza , wert the first , Thou , hard Aviza , art the laft . Though thou in forrow make me dwell , Yet ...
... move , Let no man know that I did love . That will I fay , this is the worst , When this is faid , then all is paft ; Thou , proud Aviza , wert the first , Thou , hard Aviza , art the laft . Though thou in forrow make me dwell , Yet ...
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