The Miscellaneous Works in Prose and Verse of Sir Thomas Overbury, Knt., Now First CollectedReeves & Turner, 1890 - 311 páginas |
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... faire and happy Milk - mayd . 118 An arrant Horse - courser 120 A Roaring Boy 121 • A Drunken Dutchman resident in England 123 An Improvident young Galiant A Button - maker of Amsterdam A Distaster of the Time . A meere fellow of an ...
... faire and happy Milk - mayd . 118 An arrant Horse - courser 120 A Roaring Boy 121 • A Drunken Dutchman resident in England 123 An Improvident young Galiant A Button - maker of Amsterdam A Distaster of the Time . A meere fellow of an ...
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... faire intelligences change Or face or habit , when blacke deeds , so strange , As might force pitty from the heart of hell , Are hatcht by monsters , which among us dwell . The stars me thinks , like men inclinde to sleep , Should ...
... faire intelligences change Or face or habit , when blacke deeds , so strange , As might force pitty from the heart of hell , Are hatcht by monsters , which among us dwell . The stars me thinks , like men inclinde to sleep , Should ...
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... faire frame , Attempt the like on his unspotted fame ? O base revenge ! more than inhumane fact ! Which ( as the Romanes sometimes would enact No doome for paricide , supposing none Could ever so offend ) the upright throne Of Justice ...
... faire frame , Attempt the like on his unspotted fame ? O base revenge ! more than inhumane fact ! Which ( as the Romanes sometimes would enact No doome for paricide , supposing none Could ever so offend ) the upright throne Of Justice ...
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... faire of such a fruitfull store . Grace was the root , and thou thy self the tree , Sweet counsels were the berries grew on thee . Wit was the branch that did adorne the stocke , Reason the leafe upon those branches spred , Under thy ...
... faire of such a fruitfull store . Grace was the root , and thou thy self the tree , Sweet counsels were the berries grew on thee . Wit was the branch that did adorne the stocke , Reason the leafe upon those branches spred , Under thy ...
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... faire , W So far remov'd from vulgar beauties ( aire Being lesse bright and pure ) me thinks I see An uncloth'd soule , by potent alchymy Extraught from ragged matter . Thou hast made A wife more innocent than any maide . Evah's state ...
... faire , W So far remov'd from vulgar beauties ( aire Being lesse bright and pure ) me thinks I see An uncloth'd soule , by potent alchymy Extraught from ragged matter . Thou hast made A wife more innocent than any maide . Evah's state ...
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Palavras e frases frequentes
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