Poems, Nide 2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 sivua |
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... gains ] Gain 98 14 grow ] are 98 Now 98 08 which 98 BETTERTON . om . 98 8 hopes ] hope 98 15 serve ] use 98 3 which ] that 98 5 there ] then 98 12 in Oceans , and ] by Oceans , but 98 18 leave ] turn 98 21 New ] 24 Your ] The 98 25 But ...
... gains ] Gain 98 14 grow ] are 98 Now 98 08 which 98 BETTERTON . om . 98 8 hopes ] hope 98 15 serve ] use 98 3 which ] that 98 5 there ] then 98 12 in Oceans , and ] by Oceans , but 98 18 leave ] turn 98 21 New ] 24 Your ] The 98 25 But ...
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... gains her Bread : Farthings , and some small Monys , are her Fees ; Yet she Interprets all your Dreams for these ... Gain will his Accomplices Accuse . More Credit , yet , is to 37Chaldeans giv❜n ; 715 What they foretell , is deem'd ...
... gains her Bread : Farthings , and some small Monys , are her Fees ; Yet she Interprets all your Dreams for these ... Gain will his Accomplices Accuse . More Credit , yet , is to 37Chaldeans giv❜n ; 715 What they foretell , is deem'd ...
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... gain'd a Lover , and a leap . Shou'd all the Wit of all the World conspire , Shou'd Dedalus assist my wild desire , What Art can make me able to enjoy , Or what can change Ianthe to a Boy ? 105 110 IIS 120 Extinguish then thy passion ...
... gain'd a Lover , and a leap . Shou'd all the Wit of all the World conspire , Shou'd Dedalus assist my wild desire , What Art can make me able to enjoy , Or what can change Ianthe to a Boy ? 105 110 IIS 120 Extinguish then thy passion ...
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