The Works of Mr. William Shakespear [sic], Том 7 |
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... Between whose Hills , her Head intombed is ; Where like a virtuous Monument
she lies , To be admir'd of leud unhallow'd Eyes . Without the Bed her other fair
Hand was On the grecni Coverlct , whose perfect white Shew'd like an April Dazy
...
... Between whose Hills , her Head intombed is ; Where like a virtuous Monument
she lies , To be admir'd of leud unhallow'd Eyes . Without the Bed her other fair
Hand was On the grecni Coverlct , whose perfect white Shew'd like an April Dazy
...
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On whose Tops the Pinks , that grow Are of those , that Aprils wears . But my poor
Heart first set free , Bound in those . Icy Chains by thee . LE ET the Bird of lowest
lay On the role Arabian Tree , Herauld fad , and Trumpet be , To whose Sound ...
On whose Tops the Pinks , that grow Are of those , that Aprils wears . But my poor
Heart first set free , Bound in those . Icy Chains by thee . LE ET the Bird of lowest
lay On the role Arabian Tree , Herauld fad , and Trumpet be , To whose Sound ...
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Lét every Eye negotiate for it felf , And trost no Agent : For Beauty is a Witch ,
Against whose Charms , Faith melteth to Blood . Patience under . Misfortunes
easier advis'd than maintain'd . Leonat . I pray thee cease thy Counsel ; Which
falls into ...
Lét every Eye negotiate for it felf , And trost no Agent : For Beauty is a Witch ,
Against whose Charms , Faith melteth to Blood . Patience under . Misfortunes
easier advis'd than maintain'd . Leonat . I pray thee cease thy Counsel ; Which
falls into ...
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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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