Specimens of the early English poets [ed. by G. Ellis.]. To which is prefixed an historical sketch of the rise and progress of the English poetry and language. By G. Ellis, 第 2 卷1801 |
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... flowers I saw , Under dame Nature's mantle lurking law , 2 & c . But these beauties are merely incidental : the poet's principal object being to instruct the king in the philosophy of that age , and above all , to inspire him with a ...
... flowers I saw , Under dame Nature's mantle lurking law , 2 & c . But these beauties are merely incidental : the poet's principal object being to instruct the king in the philosophy of that age , and above all , to inspire him with a ...
第 36 頁
... I do but little wrang , " But if I flowers fang , + In the eighth stanza , the author uses your alone instead of you alone . • Mischief . 4 Seize . Sax . Hunting ; wæthan . Sax . " If that ye trow not in my aith " [ 36 ]
... I do but little wrang , " But if I flowers fang , + In the eighth stanza , the author uses your alone instead of you alone . • Mischief . 4 Seize . Sax . Hunting ; wæthan . Sax . " If that ye trow not in my aith " [ 36 ]
第 54 頁
... bee , her honey now she mings ; Winter is worne , that was the flower's bale : And thus I see , among these pleasant things , Each care decays , and yet my sorrow springs ! i LORD VAUX . This poet ( says Mr. Warton ) [ 54 ]
... bee , her honey now she mings ; Winter is worne , that was the flower's bale : And thus I see , among these pleasant things , Each care decays , and yet my sorrow springs ! i LORD VAUX . This poet ( says Mr. Warton ) [ 54 ]
第 68 頁
... flowering time , thy pleasant years ! With sighing voice weep and lament , For of thy hope no fruit appears : Thy true meaning is paid with scorn , That ever soweth and reapeth no corn . And where thou seek'st a quiet port Thou dost but ...
... flowering time , thy pleasant years ! With sighing voice weep and lament , For of thy hope no fruit appears : Thy true meaning is paid with scorn , That ever soweth and reapeth no corn . And where thou seek'st a quiet port Thou dost but ...
第 77 頁
... flower ; Whom Harpalus the herdman pray'd To be his paramour . Harpalus , and eke Corín , Were herdmen both yfere ; 1 And Phillida could twist and spin , And thereto sing full clear . But Phillida was all too coy For Harpalus to win , 3 ...
... flower ; Whom Harpalus the herdman pray'd To be his paramour . Harpalus , and eke Corín , Were herdmen both yfere ; 1 And Phillida could twist and spin , And thereto sing full clear . But Phillida was all too coy For Harpalus to win , 3 ...
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