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... court where we were wont to hove , ' Wyth eyes caft up into the maydens tower , And easy fighes , fuch as folkes draw in love ; The stately seates , the ladies brighte of hewe ; The daunces short , long tales of greate delight , 10 Wyth ...
... court where we were wont to hove , ' Wyth eyes caft up into the maydens tower , And easy fighes , fuch as folkes draw in love ; The stately seates , the ladies brighte of hewe ; The daunces short , long tales of greate delight , 10 Wyth ...
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... court , Not to build on , but fupport ; To keep thee , not in doing many Oppreffions , but from fuffering any . I wish thee peace in all thy ways , Nor lazy , nor contentious days ; And , when thy foul and body part , As innocent as now ...
... court , Not to build on , but fupport ; To keep thee , not in doing many Oppreffions , but from fuffering any . I wish thee peace in all thy ways , Nor lazy , nor contentious days ; And , when thy foul and body part , As innocent as now ...
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... wooe the wind , or court the wilderness ; And buried from the dayes discovery , Study a flow yet certain way to dy . My woful monument shall be a cell , The murmur * Born 1591 ; dyed 1669 . The farewell By Henry King, bishop of Chi-
... wooe the wind , or court the wilderness ; And buried from the dayes discovery , Study a flow yet certain way to dy . My woful monument shall be a cell , The murmur * Born 1591 ; dyed 1669 . The farewell By Henry King, bishop of Chi-
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... a prince's government , And princes take as great offence At fubjects ' difobedience , 65 70 That neither th ' other can abide , But too much reason on each fide ? No court allows thofe partial interlopers Of Law and Equity 56 BUTLER .
... a prince's government , And princes take as great offence At fubjects ' difobedience , 65 70 That neither th ' other can abide , But too much reason on each fide ? No court allows thofe partial interlopers Of Law and Equity 56 BUTLER .
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ENGLISH ANTHOLOGY. Joseph Ritson. No court allows thofe partial interlopers Of Law and Equity , two fingle paupers , T'encounter hand to hand , and trounce Each other gratis in a fuit at once : For one at one time , and upon free cost ...
ENGLISH ANTHOLOGY. Joseph Ritson. No court allows thofe partial interlopers Of Law and Equity , two fingle paupers , T'encounter hand to hand , and trounce Each other gratis in a fuit at once : For one at one time , and upon free cost ...
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