English Literature: The Seventeenth CenturyEvert Mordecai Clark C. Scribner's sons, 1930 - 543 sivua |
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... Tell him 1 he rises now too late To show us aught worth looking at . Tell him we now can show him more Than he e'er showed to mortal sight , Than he himself e'er saw before , Which to be seen needs not his light . Tell him , Tityrus ...
... Tell him 1 he rises now too late To show us aught worth looking at . Tell him we now can show him more Than he e'er showed to mortal sight , Than he himself e'er saw before , Which to be seen needs not his light . Tell him , Tityrus ...
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... tell it ; and perhaps if you could read my heart , I should make less scruple of your seeing on't there than in my letters . 1 I can easily guess who the pretty young lady is , for there are but two in England of that fortune , and they ...
... tell it ; and perhaps if you could read my heart , I should make less scruple of your seeing on't there than in my letters . 1 I can easily guess who the pretty young lady is , for there are but two in England of that fortune , and they ...
Sivu 254
... Tell me if it be possible I can do anything for you , and tell me how I may deserve your pardon for all the trouble I have given you . I would not die without it . For MR . TEMPLE 1654 LETTER 54 SIR , ' Tis but an hour since you went ...
... Tell me if it be possible I can do anything for you , and tell me how I may deserve your pardon for all the trouble I have given you . I would not die without it . For MR . TEMPLE 1654 LETTER 54 SIR , ' Tis but an hour since you went ...
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INTRODUCTIONEvert MORDECAI CLARK | lxvi |
William Browne 1591?1643 | 5 |
On the Countess Dowager of Pembroke | 12 |
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ABRAHAM COWLEY ancient angels arms beauty Ben Jonson blessed bright burning called dark death delight divine DOROTHY OSBORNE doth earth English eternal eyes fair fate fear fire flames flowers glory grace hand happy hast hath heart Heaven Hell HENRY LAWES holy honor hope immortal JOHN MILTON King labor learned letters light live look Lord lost Lycidas melancholy mind morning mortal Muse nature never night o'er pain Paradise Lost pleasure poem poetry poets praise Prince Puritan rest RICHARD CRASHAW RICHARD LOVELACE ROBERT HERRICK Satan scholar sense sing SIR JOHN SUCKLING sleep song soul spirits sweet tell Temple thee thine things THOMAS CAREW THOMAS TRAHERNE thou thoughts tion unto verse virtue wake walk WILLIAM DAVENANT wind wings youth