Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages: Ed. from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications ...Percy society, 1965 - English literature |
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... poore , from high to low degree : Therefore I thinke that man is truly blest , That neither cares for wealth nor povertie , But laughs at Fortune , and her foolerie , That gives rich churles great store of golde and fee , And lets poore ...
... poore , from high to low degree : Therefore I thinke that man is truly blest , That neither cares for wealth nor povertie , But laughs at Fortune , and her foolerie , That gives rich churles great store of golde and fee , And lets poore ...
Page 41
... poore , The pangs of love . O ! who can vanquish Love ? That conquers kingdomes , and the gods above . Deepe - wounding arrow , hart - consuming fire , Ruler of reason , slave to tyrant beautie , Monarch of harts , fuell of fond desire ...
... poore , The pangs of love . O ! who can vanquish Love ? That conquers kingdomes , and the gods above . Deepe - wounding arrow , hart - consuming fire , Ruler of reason , slave to tyrant beautie , Monarch of harts , fuell of fond desire ...
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... poore hart if thou wilt needs be ayming , Doo me this favour , show me both thy darts , That I may chuse the best for my harts mayming , A free consent is priviledgd from blaming . Then pierce his hard hart with thy golden arrow , That ...
... poore hart if thou wilt needs be ayming , Doo me this favour , show me both thy darts , That I may chuse the best for my harts mayming , A free consent is priviledgd from blaming . Then pierce his hard hart with thy golden arrow , That ...
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