The Songs of England and Scotland, Volume 1J. Cochrane, 1835 - Ballads, English |
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... disdain . To have her hand I think me sure , O Fortune cry consent- And change thy frown of displeasure , Not make our love misspent . Woe worth thy power my foremost foe That art so rude to me Thou turnest all to care and woe- That ...
... disdain . To have her hand I think me sure , O Fortune cry consent- And change thy frown of displeasure , Not make our love misspent . Woe worth thy power my foremost foe That art so rude to me Thou turnest all to care and woe- That ...
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... disdains the healing ! Thus those desires that boil so high In any mortal lover , When Reason cannot make them die , Discretion them must cover . Yet when Discretion doth bereave The plaints that I should utter , Then your Discretion ...
... disdains the healing ! Thus those desires that boil so high In any mortal lover , When Reason cannot make them die , Discretion them must cover . Yet when Discretion doth bereave The plaints that I should utter , Then your Discretion ...
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... disdain bred noisome hate , There kindleth now desire . Time causeth hope to have his hap : What care in time not eas'd ? In time I loath'd that now I love In both content and pleased . [ There is great beauty about the smaller poems of ...
... disdain bred noisome hate , There kindleth now desire . Time causeth hope to have his hap : What care in time not eas'd ? In time I loath'd that now I love In both content and pleased . [ There is great beauty about the smaller poems of ...
Page 47
... Disdainful dart , whose hard heart never slow , Thus ill - rewarded ? Thou art young and fair , Thy mother soft and gentle as the air , Thy holy fire still burning , blown with prayer : Then everlasting Love , restrain thy will ; ' Tis ...
... Disdainful dart , whose hard heart never slow , Thus ill - rewarded ? Thou art young and fair , Thy mother soft and gentle as the air , Thy holy fire still burning , blown with prayer : Then everlasting Love , restrain thy will ; ' Tis ...
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... disdain , Loving their own wild freedom better , Whilst proud of my triumphant chain I sit and court my beauteous fetter . VOL . I. E Her murd'ring glances , snaring hairs , And her bewitching SONGS OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND . 49.
... disdain , Loving their own wild freedom better , Whilst proud of my triumphant chain I sit and court my beauteous fetter . VOL . I. E Her murd'ring glances , snaring hairs , And her bewitching SONGS OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND . 49.
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