The Works of Mr. William Shakespear [sic], Том 7 |
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To entertain the Time with Thoughts of Love , Who . Time and Thoughts so
sweetly doft deceive . And that thou teacheft how to make one twain , By praising
him here , who doth hence remain . Take all my.Loves , my Love , yea take them
all ...
To entertain the Time with Thoughts of Love , Who . Time and Thoughts so
sweetly doft deceive . And that thou teacheft how to make one twain , By praising
him here , who doth hence remain . Take all my.Loves , my Love , yea take them
all ...
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It is my Lovę , that keeps mine Eye awake . 0 ! no , thy Love tho'much , is not so
great , Mine own true Love , that doth my Rest defeat , To play the Watch - man
ever for thy Sake . For thee watch I , whilst thou dost wake else - where , From me
...
It is my Lovę , that keeps mine Eye awake . 0 ! no , thy Love tho'much , is not so
great , Mine own true Love , that doth my Rest defeat , To play the Watch - man
ever for thy Sake . For thee watch I , whilst thou dost wake else - where , From me
...
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Love - Sick , 139 . The Picture of True Love , 160 . In Praise of his Love , A
Resignation , 162 . Sympathizing Love , 163 . A Request to his Scornful Love ,
165 . A Lovers Affection , cho ' his Love prove Inconfant , 167 . Complaint for his
Lover's ...
Love - Sick , 139 . The Picture of True Love , 160 . In Praise of his Love , A
Resignation , 162 . Sympathizing Love , 163 . A Request to his Scornful Love ,
165 . A Lovers Affection , cho ' his Love prove Inconfant , 167 . Complaint for his
Lover's ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
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