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... thofe of Sir Thomas Wyat , the elder , and those of uncertain authors , were published by Tottel , in 1557 , and 1565. A very fatisfactory account of the contributors to this curious mifcellany may be found in the third volume of ...
... thofe of Sir Thomas Wyat , the elder , and those of uncertain authors , were published by Tottel , in 1557 , and 1565. A very fatisfactory account of the contributors to this curious mifcellany may be found in the third volume of ...
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... thofe eyes , and blinder minded ! If to fecret of my heart , I do any with impart , Where thou art not foremost placed , Be both with and I defaced . All If more may be faid , I say my life on thee I lay : If thou love - my love content ...
... thofe eyes , and blinder minded ! If to fecret of my heart , I do any with impart , Where thou art not foremost placed , Be both with and I defaced . All If more may be faid , I say my life on thee I lay : If thou love - my love content ...
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... thofe cheeks of thine . him , the most noted poet and historian his time . of 2 No April can revive thy wither'd flowers , Whofe fpringing grace adorns thy glory now : Swift fpeedy Time , feather'd with flying hours , Diffolves the ...
... thofe cheeks of thine . him , the most noted poet and historian his time . of 2 No April can revive thy wither'd flowers , Whofe fpringing grace adorns thy glory now : Swift fpeedy Time , feather'd with flying hours , Diffolves the ...
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... thofe that be asleep ; For Cupid is a merry god , And forceth none to kifs the rod . ; Sweet Cupid's fhafts , like destiny , Do caufelefs good or ill decree Defert is borne out of his bow , Reward upon his wing doth go . What fools are ...
... thofe that be asleep ; For Cupid is a merry god , And forceth none to kifs the rod . ; Sweet Cupid's fhafts , like destiny , Do caufelefs good or ill decree Defert is borne out of his bow , Reward upon his wing doth go . What fools are ...
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... thofe rofy temp'ratures in thee , Thou art not sweet , tho ' made of mere delight , Nor fair nor fweet , unless thou pity me . I will not footh thy follies , thou shalt prove That beauty is not beauty , without love . This poet was born ...
... thofe rofy temp'ratures in thee , Thou art not sweet , tho ' made of mere delight , Nor fair nor fweet , unless thou pity me . I will not footh thy follies , thou shalt prove That beauty is not beauty , without love . This poet was born ...
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