Hero and LeanderJoseph M. Dent, 1909 - 103 Seiten |
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... thou art made for amorous play : Why art thou not in love , and lov'd of all ? Though thou be faire , yet be not thine owne thrall . " The men of wealthie Sestos every yeare , ( For his sake whom their goddesse held so deare , Rose ...
... thou art made for amorous play : Why art thou not in love , and lov'd of all ? Though thou be faire , yet be not thine owne thrall . " The men of wealthie Sestos every yeare , ( For his sake whom their goddesse held so deare , Rose ...
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... thou be his prisoner , who is thine . Be not unkind and faire ; mis - shapen stuffe Are of behaviour boisterous and ... thou in beautie doest exceed Love's mother . Nor heaven nor thou were made to gaze upon : As heaven preserves all ...
... thou be his prisoner , who is thine . Be not unkind and faire ; mis - shapen stuffe Are of behaviour boisterous and ... thou in beautie doest exceed Love's mother . Nor heaven nor thou were made to gaze upon : As heaven preserves all ...
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... thou live single still ? one shalt thou bee , Though never - singling Hymen couple thee . Wilde savages , that drinke of running springs , Thinke water farre excels all earthly things ; But they , that daily taste neat wine , despise it ...
... thou live single still ? one shalt thou bee , Though never - singling Hymen couple thee . Wilde savages , that drinke of running springs , Thinke water farre excels all earthly things ; But they , that daily taste neat wine , despise it ...
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Abydus albeit amorous armes arose beautie behold brest burne cald chastitie cheekes CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE cryde Cupid Cupid's delight delites displayd doth dwelt earth Enamoured Epethite faire farre foorth Ganimed gentle GEORGE CHAPMAN gods gold hands hate hath heart heaven Heaven's golden fires Hebe Hellespont Hellespontus throwes Hermes Hero and Leander Hero-handled bodie Hero's herselfe Jove kisse kist layd Leander into Hellespontus looke lov'd Love's lovers maids Marlowe Mercurie moov'd Muse musicke naked nectar neere Neptune night Nimph offred pallace pearle pittie poore prowd pyn'd Renaissance replide rites Sad Hero Saturne Satyrs seem'd Sestos Sestyads sheapheards shee skie smilde sodainly soveraigne of Heaven's spake sparckled spyde stayd stood striv'd strooken strove sunne sweet thee thence thou thought throwes His Hero-handled tower towre turnde unto usde vaine Venus Virginitie vow'd vowes warr Whereat whereon Wherewith wisht women wone woon word wound yeeld yong Leander