A Household Book of English PoetryMacmillan, 1868 - Всего страниц: 430 |
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... Death of Mrs. Killigrew , finds it hard , indeed impossible , to deal anything approaching to justice to Dryden , or by specimens which are at his command to afford any true representation of the range of his powers or the eminence of ...
... Death of Mrs. Killigrew , finds it hard , indeed impossible , to deal anything approaching to justice to Dryden , or by specimens which are at his command to afford any true representation of the range of his powers or the eminence of ...
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... death is past ; Who loaths exchange of loss with gain ? 5 Yet loath we death as hell . What woeful wight would wish his woe ? Yet wish we here to dwell . O Fancy frail , that feeds on earth , And stays on slippery joys ; O noble mind ...
... death is past ; Who loaths exchange of loss with gain ? 5 Yet loath we death as hell . What woeful wight would wish his woe ? Yet wish we here to dwell . O Fancy frail , that feeds on earth , And stays on slippery joys ; O noble mind ...
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... death is perfect skill , And joy without decay ; When sin is gone , that blinds our eyes , And steals our joys away ; No crowing cock shall raise us up , To spend the day in vain ; 215 30 No weary labour shall us drive To go to bed ...
... death is perfect skill , And joy without decay ; When sin is gone , that blinds our eyes , And steals our joys away ; No crowing cock shall raise us up , To spend the day in vain ; 215 30 No weary labour shall us drive To go to bed ...
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... death ; Desire nor reason hath , nor rest , And , blind , doth seldom choose the best : Desire attained is not desire , But as the cinders of the fire . As ships in ports desired are drowned ; As fruit , once ripe , then falls to ground ...
... death ; Desire nor reason hath , nor rest , And , blind , doth seldom choose the best : Desire attained is not desire , But as the cinders of the fire . As ships in ports desired are drowned ; As fruit , once ripe , then falls to ground ...
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... death the while , to fill his number , With sudden call takes thee from all , To prove thy days but dream and slumber . 5 5 5 MORS MORTIS . The World and Death one day of English Poetry . 9 2 ...
... death the while , to fill his number , With sudden call takes thee from all , To prove thy days but dream and slumber . 5 5 5 MORS MORTIS . The World and Death one day of English Poetry . 9 2 ...
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