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... thou and I fhall wafte , And end that I have now begun : And when this fong is fung and past , My lute be still ... thou haft got Of fimple Hearts through Love's fhot , 1 By whom ( unkind ! ) thou haft them won SIR THOMAS WYAT .
... thou and I fhall wafte , And end that I have now begun : And when this fong is fung and past , My lute be still ... thou haft got Of fimple Hearts through Love's fhot , 1 By whom ( unkind ! ) thou haft them won SIR THOMAS WYAT .
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... thou haft loft and spent , To cause thy Lover's figh and fwoon ; Then fhalt thou know beauty but lent , And wish and want as I have done . Now cease my lute : this is the last Labour that thou and I shall waste , And ended is that we ...
... thou haft loft and spent , To cause thy Lover's figh and fwoon ; Then fhalt thou know beauty but lent , And wish and want as I have done . Now cease my lute : this is the last Labour that thou and I shall waste , And ended is that we ...
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George Ellis. ANONYMOUS . ODE . ADIEU defert , how art thou spent ! Ah dropping tears how do ye wafte , Ah fcalding fighs how be ye spent , To prick them forth that will not hafte ! Ah pained heart thou gap'ft for grace Even there where ...
George Ellis. ANONYMOUS . ODE . ADIEU defert , how art thou spent ! Ah dropping tears how do ye wafte , Ah fcalding fighs how be ye spent , To prick them forth that will not hafte ! Ah pained heart thou gap'ft for grace Even there where ...
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George Ellis. And when thou seek'ft a quiet part Thou doft but weigh against the Wind ; For where thou gladdest wouldst resort There is no place for thee affign'd ; Thy destiny hath set it so That thy true heart should cause thy woe ...
George Ellis. And when thou seek'ft a quiet part Thou doft but weigh against the Wind ; For where thou gladdest wouldst resort There is no place for thee affign'd ; Thy destiny hath set it so That thy true heart should cause thy woe ...
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... thou went'ft firft by fuit to feek " A tiger to make tame ; " That fets not by thy love a leek , " But makes thy grief her game . " As easy it were to convert " The froft into the flame , " As for to turn a froward heart , " Whom thou ...
... thou went'ft firft by fuit to feek " A tiger to make tame ; " That fets not by thy love a leek , " But makes thy grief her game . " As easy it were to convert " The froft into the flame , " As for to turn a froward heart , " Whom thou ...
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