 ... double need; you are not so choice That in the golden kingdom of your eyes All coins should melt for service. But I that am Part of the perfect witness for the world How good it is; I chosen in God's eyes To fill the lean account of under men, The...  The queen-mother. Rosamond. 2 plays - Page 166by Algernon Charles Swinburne - 1860Full view - About this book
 | Edmund Clarence Stedman - English poetry - 1895 - 802 pages
...blood more choicely qualified That scorn should live between them. Better am I Than many women ; yon are not over fair, Nor delicate with some exceeding...Bow, saying, "Though we be in no wise fair We have touch'd all beauty with our eyes, we have Some relish in the hand, and in the lips Some breath of it,"... | |
 | Edmund Clarence Stedman - English poetry - 1895 - 440 pages
...many women ; yon are not over fair, NOT delicate with some exceeding good In the sweet flesh ; yon have no much tenderer soul Than love is moulded out...Bow, saying, "Though we be in no wise fair We have touch'd all beauty with our eyes, we have Some relish in the hand, and in the lips Some breath of it,"... | |
 | Edmund Clarence Stedman - English poetry - 1895 - 810 pages
..."Though we be in no wise fair We have tonch'd all beauty with our eyes, we have Some relish in the band, and in the lips Some breath of it," because they saw me once ; I whose curl'd hair was as a strong stak'd net To take the hunters and the hunt, and bind Faces and feet and... | |
 | Georges Lafourcade - 1928 - 638 pages
...et de son immense péché que se complaît le poète. Sun héroïne parle d'elle-même comm<! : ... I who make fair heads Bow saying' though we be in no wise fair We hâve touched ail beauty with our eyes... because they saw me once (6). Métrique des pièces lyriques... | |
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