Specimens of the early English poets [ed. by G. Ellis.]. To which is prefixed an historical sketch of the rise and progress of the English poetry and language. By G. Ellis, Том 31801 |
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... ! No common snare Can ever my affection chain : Thy painted baits , And poor deceits , Are all bestow'd on me in vain . I'm no slave to such as you be , Nor shall that soft snowy breast , Rolling eye , and lip of ruby , Ever rob [ 74 ]
... ! No common snare Can ever my affection chain : Thy painted baits , And poor deceits , Are all bestow'd on me in vain . I'm no slave to such as you be , Nor shall that soft snowy breast , Rolling eye , and lip of ruby , Ever rob [ 74 ]
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... Yea , one whose tender heart would rue for my distress , Yet I , poor I , must perish ne'ertheless ; And , which much more augments my care , Unmoaned I must die , And no man e'er Know why ! Thy leave , My dying song , Yet take , [ 78 ]
... Yea , one whose tender heart would rue for my distress , Yet I , poor I , must perish ne'ertheless ; And , which much more augments my care , Unmoaned I must die , And no man e'er Know why ! Thy leave , My dying song , Yet take , [ 78 ]
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... ! Where self - will domineers as lord To keep poor me in thrall . My discontent gives her content , My friend she vows her foe ; How should I then my sorrows vent Or cure my endless woe ? No cure to care , farewell all joy , Retire [ 82 ]
... ! Where self - will domineers as lord To keep poor me in thrall . My discontent gives her content , My friend she vows her foe ; How should I then my sorrows vent Or cure my endless woe ? No cure to care , farewell all joy , Retire [ 82 ]
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English poets George Ellis. No cure to care , farewell all joy , Retire poor soul , and die ! Yet ere thou die , thyself employ That thou may'st mount the sky : Where thou may'st move commanding Jove That Pluto he might go To wed thy ...
English poets George Ellis. No cure to care , farewell all joy , Retire poor soul , and die ! Yet ere thou die , thyself employ That thou may'st mount the sky : Where thou may'st move commanding Jove That Pluto he might go To wed thy ...
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... poor mortals love : Thus free from law - suits , and the noise Of princes ' courts I would rejoice . Or with my Bryan , 2 and a book , Loiter long days near Shawford - brook ; There sit by him and eat my meat , There see the sun both ...
... poor mortals love : Thus free from law - suits , and the noise Of princes ' courts I would rejoice . Or with my Bryan , 2 and a book , Loiter long days near Shawford - brook ; There sit by him and eat my meat , There see the sun both ...
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