Cowley, Denham, MiltonAlexander Chalmers J. Johnson, 1810 |
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... hear , Dewing the verdant grass with many a tear . THE ECHO . " On ! what hath caus'd my killing miseries ? " " EYES , " Echo said . " What hath detained my 66 ease ? " 66 ' EASE , " , " straight the reasonable nymph replies . " That ...
... hear , Dewing the verdant grass with many a tear . THE ECHO . " On ! what hath caus'd my killing miseries ? " " EYES , " Echo said . " What hath detained my 66 ease ? " 66 ' EASE , " , " straight the reasonable nymph replies . " That ...
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... hear Philetus ' mournful tale . The crystal brooks , which gently run between The shadowing trees , and , as they through them pass , Water the earth , and keep the meadows green , Giving a colour to the verdant grass , Hearing Philetas ...
... hear Philetus ' mournful tale . The crystal brooks , which gently run between The shadowing trees , and , as they through them pass , Water the earth , and keep the meadows green , Giving a colour to the verdant grass , Hearing Philetas ...
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... hear , From her enchanting voice a melody , One song to satisfy his longing ear : She yields ; and , singing added to desire , The listening youth increas'd his amorous fire . THE SONG . TIME ! fly with greater speed away , Add feathers ...
... hear , From her enchanting voice a melody , One song to satisfy his longing ear : She yields ; and , singing added to desire , The listening youth increas'd his amorous fire . THE SONG . TIME ! fly with greater speed away , Add feathers ...
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... hear . " Dear love ! " said Pyramus , " how long shall we , Like fairest flowers not gather'd in their prime , Waste precious youth , and let advantage flee , Till we bewail ( at last ) our cruelty Upon ourselves ? for beauty , though ...
... hear . " Dear love ! " said Pyramus , " how long shall we , Like fairest flowers not gather'd in their prime , Waste precious youth , and let advantage flee , Till we bewail ( at last ) our cruelty Upon ourselves ? for beauty , though ...
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... hear his lofty strain , He would condemn his own to fire again . His youth a Solon's wisdom did presage , Had envious Time but giv'n him Solon's age . Who would not therefore now , if Learning's friend , Bewail his fatal and untimely ...
... hear his lofty strain , He would condemn his own to fire again . His youth a Solon's wisdom did presage , Had envious Time but giv'n him Solon's age . Who would not therefore now , if Learning's friend , Bewail his fatal and untimely ...
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