The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... grows , there grows eke greater grace , The which doth quench the brond of hellish smart , And that accurs'd hand - writing doth deface : Arife , fir knight , arife , and leave this curfed place . So up he rofe , and thence amounted ...
... grows , there grows eke greater grace , The which doth quench the brond of hellish smart , And that accurs'd hand - writing doth deface : Arife , fir knight , arife , and leave this curfed place . So up he rofe , and thence amounted ...
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... grow , You'll find a richer maiden , But none that loves you fo . And the two concluding stanzas are very poetical ... grown , So ftrangely uneafy as never was known ; My fair - one is gone , and my joys are all drown'd , And my heart ...
... grow , You'll find a richer maiden , But none that loves you fo . And the two concluding stanzas are very poetical ... grown , So ftrangely uneafy as never was known ; My fair - one is gone , and my joys are all drown'd , And my heart ...
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... grow at laft familiar with my fate : This favour if he grant , my death fhall please His cruel foul , and fet us ... grows ; Now bent on fate , and harrafs'd with her woes , She loaths the bay , the fickens at the sky , And longs in ...
... grow at laft familiar with my fate : This favour if he grant , my death fhall please His cruel foul , and fet us ... grows ; Now bent on fate , and harrafs'd with her woes , She loaths the bay , the fickens at the sky , And longs in ...
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