Cyclopaedia of English Literature: A Selection of the Choicest Productions of English Authors, from Earliest to the Present Time : Connected by a Critical and Biographical HistoryRobert Chambers Gould, Kendall and Lincoln, 1850 - English literature |
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... Delight in Disorder , Disdain Returned , 121 To find God , Approach of Spring , 121 Cherry Ripe , • PHINEAS AND GILES FLETCHER , 122 To Corinna , to go a Maying , Happiness of the Shepherd's Life , 122 RICHARD LOVELACE , Decay of Human ...
... Delight in Disorder , Disdain Returned , 121 To find God , Approach of Spring , 121 Cherry Ripe , • PHINEAS AND GILES FLETCHER , 122 To Corinna , to go a Maying , Happiness of the Shepherd's Life , 122 RICHARD LOVELACE , Decay of Human ...
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... delight , and we endure this torment , misery in this hell . Oh ! had I the power of my hands then with this host I- But around me lie iron bonds ; presseth this cord of chain ; I am powerless ! me have so hard the clasps of hell so ...
... delight , and we endure this torment , misery in this hell . Oh ! had I the power of my hands then with this host I- But around me lie iron bonds ; presseth this cord of chain ; I am powerless ! me have so hard the clasps of hell so ...
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... 2 Breadthways . 8 Taught him . 1 Went . 10 Went . 11 Many times . 13 Pagan . 14 According to Pagan law . 4 Know . 5 Delight . Family . The Soudan gathered a host unride , With Saracens of 8 FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1400 . CYCLOPÆDIA OF.
... 2 Breadthways . 8 Taught him . 1 Went . 10 Went . 11 Many times . 13 Pagan . 14 According to Pagan law . 4 Know . 5 Delight . Family . The Soudan gathered a host unride , With Saracens of 8 FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1400 . CYCLOPÆDIA OF.
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... delight , Only through letting of my eyen fall , That suddenly my heart became her thrall , For ever of free will , -for of menace There was no token in her sweete face . And in my head I drew right hastily , And eftesoons I leant it ...
... delight , Only through letting of my eyen fall , That suddenly my heart became her thrall , For ever of free will , -for of menace There was no token in her sweete face . And in my head I drew right hastily , And eftesoons I leant it ...
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... delight ; And rouners of fals lesings , Alas ! that courts of noble kings , Of them can never be quit . Next him in Dance came COVETICE , Root of all evil and grund of vice , That never could be content : Caitiffs , wretches , and ...
... delight ; And rouners of fals lesings , Alas ! that courts of noble kings , Of them can never be quit . Next him in Dance came COVETICE , Root of all evil and grund of vice , That never could be content : Caitiffs , wretches , and ...
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