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... these interrupting words : The end of the first Sestyad . The Argument of the Second Sestyad . Hero of loue takes deeper sence , And doth her loue more recompence . Their first nights meeting , where sweet kisses Are th ' only crownes ...
... these interrupting words : The end of the first Sestyad . The Argument of the Second Sestyad . Hero of loue takes deeper sence , And doth her loue more recompence . Their first nights meeting , where sweet kisses Are th ' only crownes ...
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... These he regarded not , but did intreat , That Ioue , vsurper of his fathers seat , Might presently be banisht into hell , And aged Saturne in Olympus dwell . [ 441-54 ] They grant the wish , to gain his love , and for a time the Golden ...
... These he regarded not , but did intreat , That Ioue , vsurper of his fathers seat , Might presently be banisht into hell , And aged Saturne in Olympus dwell . [ 441-54 ] They grant the wish , to gain his love , and for a time the Golden ...
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... these comic elements we are frequently reminded of more dangerous and more cruel aspects of love . Thus , in the scene of the ultimate em- brace , we find the narrator likening the ruthlessness of love's final action to that of a hawk ...
... these comic elements we are frequently reminded of more dangerous and more cruel aspects of love . Thus , in the scene of the ultimate em- brace , we find the narrator likening the ruthlessness of love's final action to that of a hawk ...
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