English Poetry of the Seventeenth CenturyRoberta Florence Brinkley |
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... fear , that when I have spun My last thread , I shall perish on the shore ; But swear by Thyself , that at my death Thy Son Shall shine as He shines now , and heretofore ; And , having done that , Thou hast done , I fear no more . 1 ...
... fear , that when I have spun My last thread , I shall perish on the shore ; But swear by Thyself , that at my death Thy Son Shall shine as He shines now , and heretofore ; And , having done that , Thou hast done , I fear no more . 1 ...
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... fear it , as I hear , And labors to seem worthy of this fear , That I should write upon him some sharp verse , Able to eat into his bones , and pierce The marrow . Wretch ! I quit thee of thy pain ; Thou'rt too ambitious , and dost fear ...
... fear it , as I hear , And labors to seem worthy of this fear , That I should write upon him some sharp verse , Able to eat into his bones , and pierce The marrow . Wretch ! I quit thee of thy pain ; Thou'rt too ambitious , and dost fear ...
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... fears Call Jebusites , and Pharaoh's pensioners ; Whom when our fury from his aid has torn , He shall be naked left to public scorn . The next successor , whom I fear and hate , My arts have made obnoxious to the state ; Turned all his ...
... fears Call Jebusites , and Pharaoh's pensioners ; Whom when our fury from his aid has torn , He shall be naked left to public scorn . The next successor , whom I fear and hate , My arts have made obnoxious to the state ; Turned all his ...
Contents
THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY IN ENGLAND | 1 |
JOHN DONNE | 21 |
The Legacy | 30 |
Copyright | |
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