Sir Walter Ralegh: A BiographyAt the Clarendon Press, 1891 - 413 pages |
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Page 69
... hath chased Mr. Ralegh from the Court , and hath confined him into Ireland . ' The statement was not accurate . Ralegh was able practically to vour . CH . VIII . contradict it by his return , THE POET (1589-1593) •
... hath chased Mr. Ralegh from the Court , and hath confined him into Ireland . ' The statement was not accurate . Ralegh was able practically to vour . CH . VIII . contradict it by his return , THE POET (1589-1593) •
Page 76
... hath built her bower , And dainty Love learned sweetly to indite . My rhymes I know unsavoury and sour , To taste the streams that , like a golden shower , Flow from the fruitful head of thy Love's praise ; Fitter perhaps to thunder ...
... hath built her bower , And dainty Love learned sweetly to indite . My rhymes I know unsavoury and sour , To taste the streams that , like a golden shower , Flow from the fruitful head of thy Love's praise ; Fitter perhaps to thunder ...
Page 77
... shame and tedious age , Grief , sorrow , sickness , and base fortune's might ; Thy rising day saw never woeful night , But passed with praise from off this worldly stage . CH . VIII . tations . What hath he lost THE POET . 77.
... shame and tedious age , Grief , sorrow , sickness , and base fortune's might ; Thy rising day saw never woeful night , But passed with praise from off this worldly stage . CH . VIII . tations . What hath he lost THE POET . 77.
Page 78
A Biography William Stebbing. CH . VIII . tations . What hath he lost that such great grace hath won ? Young years for endless years , and hope unsure Of fortune's gifts for wealth that still shall dure : O happy race , with so great ...
A Biography William Stebbing. CH . VIII . tations . What hath he lost that such great grace hath won ? Young years for endless years , and hope unsure Of fortune's gifts for wealth that still shall dure : O happy race , with so great ...
Page 84
... hath fought for his country , Queen , religion , and honour . ' Ralegh might have met Grenville's fate . He took up the pen to celebrate his kinsman's heroism , and to point the moral for England of the feats valour like his could ...
... hath fought for his country , Queen , religion , and honour . ' Ralegh might have met Grenville's fate . He took up the pen to celebrate his kinsman's heroism , and to point the moral for England of the feats valour like his could ...
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