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Strana 725
240 200 The Tuscan poet + doth advance The frantic paladin of France , And those more ancient do enhance Alcides in his fury , And others Ajax Telamon ; 6 But to this time there hath been none So bedlam as our Oberon , Of which I dare ...
240 200 The Tuscan poet + doth advance The frantic paladin of France , And those more ancient do enhance Alcides in his fury , And others Ajax Telamon ; 6 But to this time there hath been none So bedlam as our Oberon , Of which I dare ...
Strana 756
Fate grudges us all , and doth subtly lay A scourge , ' gainst which we all forget to pray ; He that at sea prays for more wind , as well Under the poles may beg cold , heat in ...
Fate grudges us all , and doth subtly lay A scourge , ' gainst which we all forget to pray ; He that at sea prays for more wind , as well Under the poles may beg cold , heat in ...
Strana 763
Underneath this stone doth lie As much beauty as could die ; Which in life did harbor give To more virtue than doth live . If at all she had a fault , Leave it buried in this vault . One name was Elizabeth ; The other , let it sleep ...
Underneath this stone doth lie As much beauty as could die ; Which in life did harbor give To more virtue than doth live . If at all she had a fault , Leave it buried in this vault . One name was Elizabeth ; The other , let it sleep ...
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Seventeenth-century Prose and Poetry Robert Peter Tristram Coffin,Alexander Maclaren Witherspoon Zobrazení fragmentů - 1957 |
Seventeenth-century Prose and Poetry Robert Peter Tristram Coffin,Alexander Maclaren Witherspoon Zobrazení fragmentů - 1946 |
Seventeenth-century Prose and Poetry, Svazek 10 Alexander Maclaren Witherspoon,Frank J. Warnke Zobrazení fragmentů - 1963 |
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