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... thou and I fhall waft , And ende that I have now begunne ; And when this fong is song and past , My lute , be ftyll ; for I have done . .5 Born 1503 ; dyed 1541 . --- To diftinguifh him from another of the name , he is ufually called ...
... thou and I fhall waft , And ende that I have now begunne ; And when this fong is song and past , My lute , be ftyll ; for I have done . .5 Born 1503 ; dyed 1541 . --- To diftinguifh him from another of the name , he is ufually called ...
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... thou haft gotte Of fimple hearts , through lovés shot , 10 15 By whome , unkind , thou haft them wonne ; Think not he hath his bow forgott , Although my lute and I have done . Vengeance shall fall on thy difdaine , That makest but game ...
... thou haft gotte Of fimple hearts , through lovés shot , 10 15 By whome , unkind , thou haft them wonne ; Think not he hath his bow forgott , Although my lute and I have done . Vengeance shall fall on thy difdaine , That makest but game ...
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... thou haft loft and spent , To cause thy lovers fighe and fwone ; Then fhalt thou know beauty but lent , And wish and want as I have done . Now cease , my lute ; this is the laft Labour that thou and I fhall wast , And ended is that we ...
... thou haft loft and spent , To cause thy lovers fighe and fwone ; Then fhalt thou know beauty but lent , And wish and want as I have done . Now cease , my lute ; this is the laft Labour that thou and I fhall wast , And ended is that we ...
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... is my noble fère , 45 Whom in thy walles thou doeft eche nyghte enclose , To other leefe , ' but unto me moft deere : ' " C V. 48. lufe . cleere , V. 29. holes . Eccho ( alas ! ) that doth my forrow rewe A 3 SURREY . 5.
... is my noble fère , 45 Whom in thy walles thou doeft eche nyghte enclose , To other leefe , ' but unto me moft deere : ' " C V. 48. lufe . cleere , V. 29. holes . Eccho ( alas ! ) that doth my forrow rewe A 3 SURREY . 5.
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... thou thyfelfe didft proue . Thou barren ground whom Winters wrath hath wafted , Art made a mirrour , to behold my plight : 20 Whilom thy fresh Spring flowr'd , and after hasted Thy Sommer proude , with daffadillies dight ; And now is ...
... thou thyfelfe didft proue . Thou barren ground whom Winters wrath hath wafted , Art made a mirrour , to behold my plight : 20 Whilom thy fresh Spring flowr'd , and after hasted Thy Sommer proude , with daffadillies dight ; And now is ...
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Common terms and phrases
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