Reliques of ancient English poetry, by T. Percy, ed. by J. V. Prichard, Том 21876 |
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... Seen through a Suth - hound That beares Hornes in his Head like a wyld Hart , " & c . In like metre is the Prophesie of Waldhave : " Upon Lowdon Law alone as I Lay , Looking to the Lennox , as ine Lief thought , The first Morning of May ...
... Seen through a Suth - hound That beares Hornes in his Head like a wyld Hart , " & c . In like metre is the Prophesie of Waldhave : " Upon Lowdon Law alone as I Lay , Looking to the Lennox , as ine Lief thought , The first Morning of May ...
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... seen or heard of the famous person named Joseph , that was so much talked of ; who was present at our Lord's crucifixion , and conversed with him , and who was still alive in confirmation of the Christian faith . " The archbishop ...
... seen or heard of the famous person named Joseph , that was so much talked of ; who was present at our Lord's crucifixion , and conversed with him , and who was still alive in confirmation of the Christian faith . " The archbishop ...
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... seen some verses of Lord Stirling upon this Sonnet , which concludes with the finest anti - climax I remember to have seen . How cruelly these catives do conspire ! What loathsome love breeds such a baleful band Betwixt the cankred King ...
... seen some verses of Lord Stirling upon this Sonnet , which concludes with the finest anti - climax I remember to have seen . How cruelly these catives do conspire ! What loathsome love breeds such a baleful band Betwixt the cankred King ...
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... seen but his look , you'ld have sworn on a book , Hee'ld have conquer'd a whole armado . The ladies ran all to the windows to see So gallant and warlike a sight - a , And as he pass'd , they said with a sigh , " Sir John , why will you ...
... seen but his look , you'ld have sworn on a book , Hee'ld have conquer'd a whole armado . The ladies ran all to the windows to see So gallant and warlike a sight - a , And as he pass'd , they said with a sigh , " Sir John , why will you ...
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... seen at large the affecting story of this elegant writer , who , after having been dis- tinguished for every gallant and polite accomplishment , the pattern of his own sex , and the darling of the ladies , died in the lowest wretched ...
... seen at large the affecting story of this elegant writer , who , after having been dis- tinguished for every gallant and polite accomplishment , the pattern of his own sex , and the darling of the ladies , died in the lowest wretched ...
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Стр. 34 - You violets that first appear, By your pure purple mantles known Like the proud virgins of the year, As if the spring were all your own; What are you when the rose is blown ? So, when my mistress shall be seen In form and beauty of her mind, By virtue first, then choice, a Queen, Tell me, if she were not design'd Th' eclipse and glory of her kind.
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