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Page vii
... honour of all faire ladies and in defence of these foure positions following — 1 , Knights in Ladies service have no free - will . 2 , Beauty is the mainteiner of valour . 3 , Faire Lady was never false . 4 , Perfect lovers are onely ...
... honour of all faire ladies and in defence of these foure positions following — 1 , Knights in Ladies service have no free - will . 2 , Beauty is the mainteiner of valour . 3 , Faire Lady was never false . 4 , Perfect lovers are onely ...
Page ix
... honour ; while the tone of his dedications is manly , independent , and , towards his personal friends , affectionate . That he was not afraid to take a losing side is shown by his Fame's Memorial , an elegy which , called forth as it ...
... honour ; while the tone of his dedications is manly , independent , and , towards his personal friends , affectionate . That he was not afraid to take a losing side is shown by his Fame's Memorial , an elegy which , called forth as it ...
Page 8
... honoured father ! Soph . From mine eyes , son of my care , my love , The joys that bid thee welcome do too much Speak me a child . Men . O princely sir , your hand . Amet . Perform your duties where you owe them first ; I dare not be so ...
... honoured father ! Soph . From mine eyes , son of my care , my love , The joys that bid thee welcome do too much Speak me a child . Men . O princely sir , your hand . Amet . Perform your duties where you owe them first ; I dare not be so ...
Page 22
... honour . Lower than shame , when I neglect all service That may confirm this favour ! Tha . Par . Great princess , I am well . To see a league Between an humble love , such as my friend's is , And a commanding virtue , such as yours is ...
... honour . Lower than shame , when I neglect all service That may confirm this favour ! Tha . Par . Great princess , I am well . To see a league Between an humble love , such as my friend's is , And a commanding virtue , such as yours is ...
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... honour . Intelligence comes flying in on all sides ; Whilst the unsteady multitude presume How that you , Aretus , and I engross , Out of particular ambition , The affairs of government ; which I , for my part , Groan under and am weary ...
... honour . Intelligence comes flying in on all sides ; Whilst the unsteady multitude presume How that you , Aretus , and I engross , Out of particular ambition , The affairs of government ; which I , for my part , Groan under and am weary ...
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