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... have fcoured bowls , Or have them luftily troul'd , God fave the lives of them and their wives , Whether they be young or old . Back and fide , & c . QUEEN ELIZABETH . GEORGE GASCOIGNE . A frange PASSION of 20 ANONYMOUS .
... have fcoured bowls , Or have them luftily troul'd , God fave the lives of them and their wives , Whether they be young or old . Back and fide , & c . QUEEN ELIZABETH . GEORGE GASCOIGNE . A frange PASSION of 20 ANONYMOUS .
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George Ellis. GEORGE GASCOIGNE . A frange PASSION of a LOVER . I LAUGH fometimes with little luft ; So jeft I oft , and feel no joye ; Mine ease is builded all on truft , And yet mistrust breeds mine annoye . I live and lack , I lack and ...
George Ellis. GEORGE GASCOIGNE . A frange PASSION of a LOVER . I LAUGH fometimes with little luft ; So jeft I oft , and feel no joye ; Mine ease is builded all on truft , And yet mistrust breeds mine annoye . I live and lack , I lack and ...
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... all is paft ; Thou , proud Aviza , wert the first , Thou , hard Aviza , art the last . Though thou in forrow make me dwell , Yet love will make me with thee well . C. MARLOW . THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD . COME live with 74 WILLOBY .
... all is paft ; Thou , proud Aviza , wert the first , Thou , hard Aviza , art the last . Though thou in forrow make me dwell , Yet love will make me with thee well . C. MARLOW . THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD . COME live with 74 WILLOBY .
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George Ellis. C. MARLOW . THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD . COME live with me , and be my love , And we will all the pleasures prove That hills and valleys , dale and field , And all the craggy mountains yield . There will we fit upon the rocks ...
George Ellis. C. MARLOW . THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD . COME live with me , and be my love , And we will all the pleasures prove That hills and valleys , dale and field , And all the craggy mountains yield . There will we fit upon the rocks ...
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