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... Breathing his paffion to the early spring , Hath left to hear the nightingale complain , Pleafing his thoughts alone to hear me fing ! 40 The nymphs forfook their places of abode , To hear the founds that from my mufick flow'd . To ...
... Breathing his paffion to the early spring , Hath left to hear the nightingale complain , Pleafing his thoughts alone to hear me fing ! 40 The nymphs forfook their places of abode , To hear the founds that from my mufick flow'd . To ...
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... already seemed dead Before his breath was fully him bereft : The faithful swain here lastly made an end , Whom all good shepherds ever shall defend . 100 ५ SONNET . BY WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE . WHEN fortie winters fhall 16 DRAYTON .
... already seemed dead Before his breath was fully him bereft : The faithful swain here lastly made an end , Whom all good shepherds ever shall defend . 100 ५ SONNET . BY WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE . WHEN fortie winters fhall 16 DRAYTON .
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... breath falutes your new - created grove , 11 Like fouthern winds , and makes it gently move . Orpheus could make the forreft dance ; but Can make the motion , and the forreft too . you L'ALLEGRO . BY JOHN MILTON . * HENCE , loathed ...
... breath falutes your new - created grove , 11 Like fouthern winds , and makes it gently move . Orpheus could make the forreft dance ; but Can make the motion , and the forreft too . you L'ALLEGRO . BY JOHN MILTON . * HENCE , loathed ...
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... breath , Presents a foe , and ev'ry foe a death . Wearied , forfaken , and pursu'd , at last All fafety in defpair of fafety plac'd , Courage he thence refumes , refolv'd to bear All their affaults , fince ' tis in vain to fear : 299 ...
... breath , Presents a foe , and ev'ry foe a death . Wearied , forfaken , and pursu'd , at last All fafety in defpair of fafety plac'd , Courage he thence refumes , refolv'd to bear All their affaults , fince ' tis in vain to fear : 299 ...
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... breath ! and oft I blusht to fee its foot more soft And white , fhall I say than my hand ? Nay , any lady's of the land . 51 It is a wond'rous thing how fleet 55 " Twas on those little filver feet : With what a pretty skipping grace ...
... breath ! and oft I blusht to fee its foot more soft And white , fhall I say than my hand ? Nay , any lady's of the land . 51 It is a wond'rous thing how fleet 55 " Twas on those little filver feet : With what a pretty skipping grace ...
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