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... pleasure in her pain , the woe that makes her weep : Το wray So fing I now , for to bewray 1 The loathfome life I lead alway . The which to thee , dear wench , I write , That know'ft my mirth , but not my moan ; I pray God grant thee ...
... pleasure in her pain , the woe that makes her weep : Το wray So fing I now , for to bewray 1 The loathfome life I lead alway . The which to thee , dear wench , I write , That know'ft my mirth , but not my moan ; I pray God grant thee ...
Page 25
... pleasure pass . With lullaby now take your leave , With lullaby your dreams deceive , And , when you rife with waking eye , Remember then this lullaby . I THE DOLE OF DESPAIR , WRITTEN BY A LOVER Disdainfully rejected , contrary to ...
... pleasure pass . With lullaby now take your leave , With lullaby your dreams deceive , And , when you rife with waking eye , Remember then this lullaby . I THE DOLE OF DESPAIR , WRITTEN BY A LOVER Disdainfully rejected , contrary to ...
Page 55
... pleasures , horror , mufic , tragic notes , Tears in mine eyes , and forrow at my heart ; If this be love , to live a living death ; Then do I love , and draw this weary breath . SONNE T. I ONCE may fee when years shall wreck my wrong ...
... pleasures , horror , mufic , tragic notes , Tears in mine eyes , and forrow at my heart ; If this be love , to live a living death ; Then do I love , and draw this weary breath . SONNE T. I ONCE may fee when years shall wreck my wrong ...
Page 57
... pleasures thither . Lighten forth smiles to cheer the clouded air , And calm the tempeft which my fighs do raise ; Pity and smiles do beft become the fair , Pity and fmiles muft only yield thee praife . Make me to fay , when all my ...
... pleasures thither . Lighten forth smiles to cheer the clouded air , And calm the tempeft which my fighs do raise ; Pity and smiles do beft become the fair , Pity and fmiles muft only yield thee praife . Make me to fay , when all my ...
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... pleasures ; the sweet spring Hath put to flight the winter keen , To glad our lovely fummer queen . The paths where Amargana treads With flow'ry tapefiries Flora fpreads , And nature clothes the ground in green , To glad our lovely ...
... pleasures ; the sweet spring Hath put to flight the winter keen , To glad our lovely fummer queen . The paths where Amargana treads With flow'ry tapefiries Flora fpreads , And nature clothes the ground in green , To glad our lovely ...
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