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Стр. 8
If it be foe , fondling , how dar'st thou trust it ? 5 2 EMBLEMA . Friend faber , cast me a round 8 A Household Book.
If it be foe , fondling , how dar'st thou trust it ? 5 2 EMBLEMA . Friend faber , cast me a round 8 A Household Book.
Стр. 9
Friend faber , cast me a round hollow ball , Blown full of wind , for emblem of this All ; Adorn it fair , and flourish every part With flowers and fruits ...
Friend faber , cast me a round hollow ball , Blown full of wind , for emblem of this All ; Adorn it fair , and flourish every part With flowers and fruits ...
Стр. 11
The dew upon the tender crops , Like pearles white and round , Or like to melted silver drops , Refreshes all the ground . The misty reek , the clouds of ...
The dew upon the tender crops , Like pearles white and round , Or like to melted silver drops , Refreshes all the ground . The misty reek , the clouds of ...
Стр. 58
How should I love the pretty creatures , While round my knees they fondly clung ; To see them look their mother's features , To hear them lisp their ...
How should I love the pretty creatures , While round my knees they fondly clung ; To see them look their mother's features , To hear them lisp their ...
Стр. 73
80 She turned hersel ' right round about , And her heart burst into three : “ My ae best son is deid and gane , And my tother ane I'll ne'er see . ' Anon .
80 She turned hersel ' right round about , And her heart burst into three : “ My ae best son is deid and gane , And my tother ane I'll ne'er see . ' Anon .
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