...from sunne, Of love full manie lessons did apply, The which these Stoicke censours cannot well deny. 4 To such therefore I do not sing at all ; But to that sacred Saint my soveraigne Queenc, In whose chast breast all bountie8 naturall And treasures of true love enlocked...

...bait, That better were in vertues difcipled, Than with vain poems weeds to have their fancies fed. II. Such ones ill judge of Love, that cannot love. Ne in their frozen hearts feel kindly flame : Forthy they ought not thing unknown reprove, Ne natural affedlion faultlefs...

...sunne, Of love full manie lessons did apply, The which these Stoicke censours cannot well deny. IV. To such, therefore, I do not sing at all, But to that sacred saint my soveraigne Queene, In whose chast brest all bountie naturall, And treasures of true love, enlocked...

...sunne, Of love full manie lessons did apply, The which these Stoicke censours cannot well denj. Iv. To such, therefore, I do not sing at all ; But to that sacred saint my soveraigne Queene, In whose chast hrest all hountie naturall And treasures of true love enlocked heene,...

...from Sunne, Of love full manie lessons did apply, The which these stoickc censeurs cannot well deny. To such .therefore I do not sing at all ; But to that sacred saint my soveraigne queene, In whose chast brest all bountie-naturall And treasures of true love enlocked beene,...

...sunne, Of love full manie lessons did apply, The which these Stoicke censours cannot well deny. Iv. To such therefore I do not sing at all; But to that sacred Saint my soveraigne Queene, In whose chast brest all bountie naturall And treasures of true love enlocked beene,...

...sunne, '. Of love full manie lessons did apply, The which these Stoicke censours cannot well deny. IV. To such therefore I do not sing at all ; But to that sacred Saint my soveraigne Queene, In whose chast brest all bountie naturall And treasures of true love enlocked beene,...

...and the memory of any thing that can produce no other register than what is verbal.— Osborn. MV. Such ones ill judge of Love, that cannot love Ne in their frozen hearts feel kindly flame; For-thy they ought not thing unknown reprove, Ne natural affection faultless...

...and thi memory of any thing that can produce no other register than what is verbal. — Osborn. MV. Such ones ill judge of Love, that cannot love Ne in their frozen hearts feel kindly flame; For-thy they ought not thing unknown reprove, Ne natural affection faultless...

...from Sunne, Of love full manie lessons did apply, The which these stoicke censeurs cannot well deny. To such therefore I do not sing at all ; But to that sacred saint my soveraigne queene, In whose cliast brest all bountie naturall And treasures of true love enlocked beene,...