Seventeenth Century LyricsNorman Ault Longmans, 1950 - 562 sider |
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Side 102
... breath , Each hour more innocent and pure , Till you shall wither into death . Then that which , living , gave you room , Your glorious sepulchre shall be : There wants no marble for a tomb , Whose breast hath marble been to me . UPON ...
... breath , Each hour more innocent and pure , Till you shall wither into death . Then that which , living , gave you room , Your glorious sepulchre shall be : There wants no marble for a tomb , Whose breast hath marble been to me . UPON ...
Side 144
... breath more aromatic than thy wind , When through the Arabian coast perfumed it flies By spicy flames in which the phoenix dies . Blow there , and add unto thy sweetness store , Such as , when she is not , shall be no more . Cavern it ...
... breath more aromatic than thy wind , When through the Arabian coast perfumed it flies By spicy flames in which the phoenix dies . Blow there , and add unto thy sweetness store , Such as , when she is not , shall be no more . Cavern it ...
Side 188
... breath , Speak loud into the face of Death Their great Lord's glorious name , to none Of those whose spacious bosoms spread a throne For Love at large to fill ; spare blood and sweat : And see him take a private seat , Making his ...
... breath , Speak loud into the face of Death Their great Lord's glorious name , to none Of those whose spacious bosoms spread a throne For Love at large to fill ; spare blood and sweat : And see him take a private seat , Making his ...
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A. H. Bullen AMETAS Anon appears in Colls art thou B.M. Add B.M. Harl ballad beauty blush Bodley breast breath bright Celia charms cheek Chloris crown dance dart dear death delight divine dost doth Drollery Dryden eyes face fair Farewell fate fear fire flame flowers found in Colls give glory grace grief hair Harmonia Sacra hast hath heart heaven Hesperides Ibid King kiss light live look Love's lover Mark Antony melancholy merry Miscellany Poems mistress morning ne'er never night nymph o'er Orpheus Britannicus pain Phyllis pity play Playford pleasure Poem written Poet printed rose shine sigh sing sleep smile soft song appears sorrow soul spring stars stay stzs sweet tears tell thee thine things thou art thought unto variant Westminster School Whilst wind Wit to woo