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... thou are implacable , more deaf To prayers than winds and seas , yet winds to seas Are reconciled at length , and sea to shore . Thy anger unappeasable still rages , Eternal tempest never to be calmed . " " Samson Agonistes . " " Portia ...
... thou are implacable , more deaf To prayers than winds and seas , yet winds to seas Are reconciled at length , and sea to shore . Thy anger unappeasable still rages , Eternal tempest never to be calmed . " " Samson Agonistes . " " Portia ...
Page xii
... Thou wast begot ; to get it is thy duty . " If one had space in which to quote passages from the blank verse of Wordsworth , Tennyson , and even Shelley , all of whom are exquisite lyrical poets , when writing what are called lyrics ...
... Thou wast begot ; to get it is thy duty . " If one had space in which to quote passages from the blank verse of Wordsworth , Tennyson , and even Shelley , all of whom are exquisite lyrical poets , when writing what are called lyrics ...
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... thou wonder , to alight thy steed , And rein his proud head to the saddle - bow ; If thou wilt deign this favour , for thy meed A thousand honey secrets shalt thou know : Here come and sit , where never serpent hisses , And being set ...
... thou wonder , to alight thy steed , And rein his proud head to the saddle - bow ; If thou wilt deign this favour , for thy meed A thousand honey secrets shalt thou know : Here come and sit , where never serpent hisses , And being set ...
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... thou wilt chide , thy lips shall never open . " 26 precedent ] prognostication or indication . Malone's correction of the Quarto reading president . Cf. Lucrece , 1261 : " The precedent whereof . " For lines 25-26 ( the significance of ...
... thou wilt chide , thy lips shall never open . " 26 precedent ] prognostication or indication . Malone's correction of the Quarto reading president . Cf. Lucrece , 1261 : " The precedent whereof . " For lines 25-26 ( the significance of ...
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... thou coy ? 84 countless ] Cf. Tit . Andr . , V , iii , 156–159 : “ kiss for kiss .. Countless and infinite , yet would I pay them . " 86 dive - dapper ] the dabchick or little grebe . 90 winks ] winces . 80 90 " I have been woo'd , as I ...
... thou coy ? 84 countless ] Cf. Tit . Andr . , V , iii , 156–159 : “ kiss for kiss .. Countless and infinite , yet would I pay them . " 86 dive - dapper ] the dabchick or little grebe . 90 winks ] winces . 80 90 " I have been woo'd , as I ...
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