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... fair , and good as she , Time fhall throw his dart at thee . ON MICHAEL DRAYTON , ESQ . DOE , E , pious marble , let thy readers knowe , What they , and what their children , owe To Draiton's name , whofe facred duft Wee recommend unto ...
... fair , and good as she , Time fhall throw his dart at thee . ON MICHAEL DRAYTON , ESQ . DOE , E , pious marble , let thy readers knowe , What they , and what their children , owe To Draiton's name , whofe facred duft Wee recommend unto ...
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... Fair Sachariffa lov'd , but lov'd in vain : Like Phœbus sung the no leffe amorous boy ; Like Daphne fhe , as lovely and as coy : With numbers he the flying nimph pursues , With numbers fuch as Phœbus felf might use : Such is the chase ...
... Fair Sachariffa lov'd , but lov'd in vain : Like Phœbus sung the no leffe amorous boy ; Like Daphne fhe , as lovely and as coy : With numbers he the flying nimph pursues , With numbers fuch as Phœbus felf might use : Such is the chase ...
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... fair tyrant celebrates the prize , And acts herself the triumph of her eyes : So Nero once , with harp in hand , furvay'd His flaming Rome , and as it burnt he play'd . 10 15 ON A TREE CUT IN PAPER . BY THE SAME 30 WALLER .
... fair tyrant celebrates the prize , And acts herself the triumph of her eyes : So Nero once , with harp in hand , furvay'd His flaming Rome , and as it burnt he play'd . 10 15 ON A TREE CUT IN PAPER . BY THE SAME 30 WALLER .
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... FAIR hand ! that can on virgin - paper write , Yet from the stain of ink preserve it white ; Whofe travel o're that filver field does fhow Like track of leveretts in morning fnow . Love's image thus in pureft minds is wrought , 5 ...
... FAIR hand ! that can on virgin - paper write , Yet from the stain of ink preserve it white ; Whofe travel o're that filver field does fhow Like track of leveretts in morning fnow . Love's image thus in pureft minds is wrought , 5 ...
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... fair and free , In heav'n ycleap'd Euphrofyne , And by men , heart - eafing Mirth , Whom lovely Venus , at a birth , With two fifter Graces more , To ivy - crowned Bacchus bore ; Or whether ( as som fager fing ) The frolick wind that ...
... fair and free , In heav'n ycleap'd Euphrofyne , And by men , heart - eafing Mirth , Whom lovely Venus , at a birth , With two fifter Graces more , To ivy - crowned Bacchus bore ; Or whether ( as som fager fing ) The frolick wind that ...
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