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Page 44
... thou never fo fayre , Or never fo pleasantly begin to fmile , As tho ' thou would'st my ruine all repayre , During my life thou shalt not me begile , Truft fhall I God to entre in a while His haven of heaven fure and uniforme , Ever ...
... thou never fo fayre , Or never fo pleasantly begin to fmile , As tho ' thou would'st my ruine all repayre , During my life thou shalt not me begile , Truft fhall I God to entre in a while His haven of heaven fure and uniforme , Ever ...
Page 45
... thou wilt do me this day a greater " benefit than any mortal man can be able to give me ; pluck up thy fpirit man , and be not afraid " to do thy office , my neck is very short , take heed " therefore that thou strike not awry for ...
... thou wilt do me this day a greater " benefit than any mortal man can be able to give me ; pluck up thy fpirit man , and be not afraid " to do thy office , my neck is very short , take heed " therefore that thou strike not awry for ...
Page 47
... thou pale ? Sickness how dareft thou one so fair invade ? Too base infirmity to work her bale . Heaven be diftempered fince the grieved pines , Never be dry , these my sad plaintive lines . Pearch thou my spirit on her filver breasts ...
... thou pale ? Sickness how dareft thou one so fair invade ? Too base infirmity to work her bale . Heaven be diftempered fince the grieved pines , Never be dry , these my sad plaintive lines . Pearch thou my spirit on her filver breasts ...
Page 48
... thou greets , And yet thou fheweft me day but by twilight . I'll kiss thee for the kindness I have felt . Her lips one kifs would into nectar melt . From the emperor's court he went to the city of Florence , the pride and glory of Italy ...
... thou greets , And yet thou fheweft me day but by twilight . I'll kiss thee for the kindness I have felt . Her lips one kifs would into nectar melt . From the emperor's court he went to the city of Florence , the pride and glory of Italy ...
Page 68
... thou Heywood , with thy mad merry wit ? Yea for footh mafter , that name is even hit . Art thou Heywood , that apply'ft mirth more than thrift ? Yes fir , I take merry mirth , a golden gift . Art thou Heywood , that haft made many mad ...
... thou Heywood , with thy mad merry wit ? Yea for footh mafter , that name is even hit . Art thou Heywood , that apply'ft mirth more than thrift ? Yes fir , I take merry mirth , a golden gift . Art thou Heywood , that haft made many mad ...
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