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... agen , And report to other men These complaints can justly prove 200 Hearts may breake , that be in love . ANONYMOUS Epigram : Fatum Supremum ALL buildings are but monuments of death , Poems , 1641 All clothes , but winding sheets for ...
... agen , And report to other men These complaints can justly prove 200 Hearts may breake , that be in love . ANONYMOUS Epigram : Fatum Supremum ALL buildings are but monuments of death , Poems , 1641 All clothes , but winding sheets for ...
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... agen : Or send to us , Thy wits great over - plus ; But teach us yet Wisely to husband it ; Lest we that Talent spend : And having once brought to an end That precious stock ; the store Of such a wit the world should have no more . 248 ...
... agen : Or send to us , Thy wits great over - plus ; But teach us yet Wisely to husband it ; Lest we that Talent spend : And having once brought to an end That precious stock ; the store Of such a wit the world should have no more . 248 ...
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... agen Thy love or vowes betray more men , At length I feare thy perjur'd breath Will blow out day , and waken death . Choyce Drollery , 1656 TE Sonnet ELL me no more how fair she is , I have no minde to hear The story of that distant ...
... agen Thy love or vowes betray more men , At length I feare thy perjur'd breath Will blow out day , and waken death . Choyce Drollery , 1656 TE Sonnet ELL me no more how fair she is , I have no minde to hear The story of that distant ...
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