The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper, Volumen1Alexander Chalmers J. Johnson, 1810 |
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... sorrow was she full ententife , That wofull retchelesse caitife Her wroughte little of playing , Or of clipping or kissing ; For who so sorrowfull is in heart Him luste not to play ne start , Nor for to dauncen , ne to sing , Ne may his ...
... sorrow was she full ententife , That wofull retchelesse caitife Her wroughte little of playing , Or of clipping or kissing ; For who so sorrowfull is in heart Him luste not to play ne start , Nor for to dauncen , ne to sing , Ne may his ...
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... sorrow and anger I was all quite , And of my wounds that I had thore , For nothing liken me might more , Than dwellen by the roser aye , And thence never to passe awaye : But whan a while I had be thare , The god of love , which all to ...
... sorrow and anger I was all quite , And of my wounds that I had thore , For nothing liken me might more , Than dwellen by the roser aye , And thence never to passe awaye : But whan a while I had be thare , The god of love , which all to ...
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... sorrow did I fele , That all day I chaunged hew , Of my woundes fresh and new , As men might see in my visage , The arrowes were so full of rage , So variaunt of diversitee , That men in everiche might see Both great annoy and eke ...
... sorrow did I fele , That all day I chaunged hew , Of my woundes fresh and new , As men might see in my visage , The arrowes were so full of rage , So variaunt of diversitee , That men in everiche might see Both great annoy and eke ...
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... sorrow and thought , and such sighing , Aie unreleased woe to make , Whether so it be they sleepe or wake , In such annoy continually , As helpe me God this maruaile I How man , but he were made of steele , Might liue a moneth , such ...
... sorrow and thought , and such sighing , Aie unreleased woe to make , Whether so it be they sleepe or wake , In such annoy continually , As helpe me God this maruaile I How man , but he were made of steele , Might liue a moneth , such ...
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... sorrow , To me is none so high pleasaunce As of his person daliaunce : ' She wist full well that sweet speaking Comforteth in full muche thing , Her love she had full well assaide , Of him she was full well apaide , To speake of him her ...
... sorrow , To me is none so high pleasaunce As of his person daliaunce : ' She wist full well that sweet speaking Comforteth in full muche thing , Her love she had full well assaide , Of him she was full well apaide , To speake of him her ...
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Página 72 - ... Enfourmed whan the king was of the knight, And hath conceived in his wit aright The maner and the forme of all this thing, Ful glad and blith, this noble doughty king Repaireth to his revel, as befóme. The bridel is in to the tour yborne, And kept among his jewels lefe and dere: The hors vanisht, I n'ot in what manere, Out of hir sight, ye get no more of me : But thus I lete in lust and jolitee This Cambuscan his lordes festeying. Til that wel nigh the day began to spring. PARS SECUNDA. The...