The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper, Volume 5Alexander Chalmers J. Johnson, 1810 |
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... Sonne James ........... ib . Elegie . ' Tis true , I'm broke ! vows , oathes , and all I had .... ib . Elegie . To make the doubt cleare , that no woman's true ..................... .. 475 Elegie . That love's a bitter sweet , I ne're ...
... Sonne James ........... ib . Elegie . ' Tis true , I'm broke ! vows , oathes , and all I had .... ib . Elegie . To make the doubt cleare , that no woman's true ..................... .. 475 Elegie . That love's a bitter sweet , I ne're ...
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... Sonne ib . CVII . To Captaine Hungry . ib . XLVI . To Sir Lucklesse Woo - all 502 CVIII . To true Souldiers 510 XLVII . To the same .. ib . CIX . To Sir Henry Nevil ib . XLVIII . On Mungil Esquire ib . XLIX . To Play - Wright . ib . L ...
... Sonne ib . CVII . To Captaine Hungry . ib . XLVI . To Sir Lucklesse Woo - all 502 CVIII . To true Souldiers 510 XLVII . To the same .. ib . CIX . To Sir Henry Nevil ib . XLVIII . On Mungil Esquire ib . XLIX . To Play - Wright . ib . L ...
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... sonne a gentleman . Who can despaire to see another thrive , By loan of twelve - pence to an oyster - wive ? When a craz'd scaffold , and a rotten stage , Was all rich Nænius his heritage . Nought spendeth he for feare , nor spares for ...
... sonne a gentleman . Who can despaire to see another thrive , By loan of twelve - pence to an oyster - wive ? When a craz'd scaffold , and a rotten stage , Was all rich Nænius his heritage . Nought spendeth he for feare , nor spares for ...
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... sonne into gentle blood , Whose sonne more justly of his gentry boasts Than who were borne at two py'd painted posts , And had some traunting merchant to his sire , That trafick'd both by water and by fire . O times ! since ever Rome ...
... sonne into gentle blood , Whose sonne more justly of his gentry boasts Than who were borne at two py'd painted posts , And had some traunting merchant to his sire , That trafick'd both by water and by fire . O times ! since ever Rome ...
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... sonne soups in a silken coate , Whose grandsire happily , a poore hungry swaine , Begg'd some cast abbey in the church's wayne : And but for that , whatever he may vaunt , Who knows a monk had been a mendicant ? While freezing Matho ...
... sonne soups in a silken coate , Whose grandsire happily , a poore hungry swaine , Begg'd some cast abbey in the church's wayne : And but for that , whatever he may vaunt , Who knows a monk had been a mendicant ? While freezing Matho ...
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