The British Bibliographer, 第 4 卷R. Triphook, 1814 |
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... selfe same : which he doth vpon no other warrant then his owne simple priuate opinion , which yet he will not ... selfe doe , selfe haue . ] + Thus being tost with windes of sundry sorte Through daung'rous seas but in a slender boat ...
... selfe same : which he doth vpon no other warrant then his owne simple priuate opinion , which yet he will not ... selfe doe , selfe haue . ] + Thus being tost with windes of sundry sorte Through daung'rous seas but in a slender boat ...
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... selfe same sonnet of Petrarch which you red lastly alleaged , and com- meth somwhat neerer vnto the Italian phrase the the English doth , The author whe he translated it was not then minded euer to haue emboldned him selfe so farre , as ...
... selfe same sonnet of Petrarch which you red lastly alleaged , and com- meth somwhat neerer vnto the Italian phrase the the English doth , The author whe he translated it was not then minded euer to haue emboldned him selfe so farre , as ...
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... selfe , to make the rest to seeme the more patheticall . " When werte thou borne sweet Loue ? who was thy sire ? " — " When Flora first adorn'd dame Tellus lap , 99 Then sprung I forth from wanton hote DESIRE . " " Who was thy nurse to ...
... selfe , to make the rest to seeme the more patheticall . " When werte thou borne sweet Loue ? who was thy sire ? " — " When Flora first adorn'd dame Tellus lap , 99 Then sprung I forth from wanton hote DESIRE . " " Who was thy nurse to ...
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... selfe he lodgeth in my brest . Auth I pine for griefe , Echo . I want reliefe . Echo . He lodgeth in my brest . And yet I want reliefe . Author . No starre more faire than her whom I adore . Echo . Then the , whom I adore . Auth ...
... selfe he lodgeth in my brest . Auth I pine for griefe , Echo . I want reliefe . Echo . He lodgeth in my brest . And yet I want reliefe . Author . No starre more faire than her whom I adore . Echo . Then the , whom I adore . Auth ...
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... selfe to fall from Loue and all his Lawes as will well appeare by the sequell of his other Passions that followe , which are all made vpon this Posie , My loue is Past . Where heate of Loue doth once possesse the heart , There cares ...
... selfe to fall from Loue and all his Lawes as will well appeare by the sequell of his other Passions that followe , which are all made vpon this Posie , My loue is Past . Where heate of Loue doth once possesse the heart , There cares ...
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