Specimens of the early English poets [ed. by G. Ellis.]. To which is prefixed an historical sketch of the rise and progress of the English poetry and language. By G. Ellis, Band 21801 |
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... hand - bow , cross - bow , and culverin , AMONG THE REST , SIR , LEARN TO BE A KING ! The poem usually called " the Monarchy , " which comprehends more than half the volume , is a sort of abstract of universal history , in question and ...
... hand - bow , cross - bow , and culverin , AMONG THE REST , SIR , LEARN TO BE A KING ! The poem usually called " the Monarchy , " which comprehends more than half the volume , is a sort of abstract of universal history , in question and ...
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... hand she bare , Under her belt were arrows braid.4 I followed on that free , 5 That seemly was to see , With still mourning her moan she made , That bird under a bank she bade And leaned to a tree . " Wan - weird ! " 7 she said , " what ...
... hand she bare , Under her belt were arrows braid.4 I followed on that free , 5 That seemly was to see , With still mourning her moan she made , That bird under a bank she bade And leaned to a tree . " Wan - weird ! " 7 she said , " what ...
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... And even with the trumpet's sown 2 The scaling - ladders were up set : And Beauty walked up and down , With bow in hand , and arrows whet . 1 Ready . • Sound . Then first Desire began to scale , And shrouded him [ 56 ]
... And even with the trumpet's sown 2 The scaling - ladders were up set : And Beauty walked up and down , With bow in hand , and arrows whet . 1 Ready . • Sound . Then first Desire began to scale , And shrouded him [ 56 ]
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... ) I yielded into Beauty's hand . Then Beauty bade to blow retreat , And every soldier to retire ; And Mercy mild with speed to fet2 Me captive bound as prisoner . 1 Arquebusade . • Fetch . Madam , quoth I , sith that this day Hath [ 57 ]
... ) I yielded into Beauty's hand . Then Beauty bade to blow retreat , And every soldier to retire ; And Mercy mild with speed to fet2 Me captive bound as prisoner . 1 Arquebusade . • Fetch . Madam , quoth I , sith that this day Hath [ 57 ]
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... hand approacheth one Whose face will stain you all . The virtue of her lively looks Excels the precious stone , I wish to have none other books To read or look upon . In each of her two crystal eyes Smileth a naked boy ; It would you ...
... hand approacheth one Whose face will stain you all . The virtue of her lively looks Excels the precious stone , I wish to have none other books To read or look upon . In each of her two crystal eyes Smileth a naked boy ; It would you ...
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