 | 1765 - 382 str.
...Sayth fhe, yet lever were I dead, Then I fhould lofe my mayden-head, And all for love of men. 105 Sayth he, yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot finde To love us now and then. And I to thee will be as kinde, As Colin was to Rofalinde, no Of curtefie... | |
 | John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.) - 1828 - 600 str.
...favour me. Saith she, yet lever I were dead, Than I should lose my maidenhead, And all for love of men. Saith he, yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot find To love us now and then. And I to thee will be as kind As Colin was to Rosalind, Then will I be as true, quoth she, As ever maiden yet... | |
 | 1855 - 834 str.
...176 177 Saith she, Yet lever I were dead, Than I should lose my maidenhead, And all for love of men. Saith he, Yet are you too unkind, If in your heart...then. And I to thce will be as kind As Colin was to Rosalind, Of courtesy the flower. Then will I be as true, quoth she, As ever maiden yet might be Unto... | |
 | English poetry - 1858 - 396 str.
...she, ' Yet lever were I dead, Then I should lose my mayden-head, And all for love of men.' IDS Sayth he, ' Yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot finde To love us now and then. And I to thee will be as kinde As Colin was to Rosalinde, no Of curtesie... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1862 - 518 str.
...T. WARTON. Drayton mentions Colin's affeftion for Rofalind near the clofe of his 8th"Eglog." " Sayth he, yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot finde to love us now and then ; And I to thee will be as kinde As Colin was to Rofalinde, Her mantle... | |
 | Joseph Woodfall Ebsworth - 1876 - 492 str.
...she) till night, And leave my Summer Hall undight, And all for love of men. Yet are you, quoth he, too unkind, If in your heart you cannot find, To love us now and then. 16. And I will be to thee as kind, As Collin was to Rosalinde, Of courtesie the flower. And I will... | |
 | Joseph Woodfall Ebsworth - 1876 - 496 str.
...she) till night, And leave my Summer Hall undight, And all for love of men. Yet are you, quoth he, too unkind, If in your heart you cannot find, To love us now and then. 1 6. And I will be to thee as kind, As Collin was to Rosalinde, Of courtesie the flower. And I will... | |
 | Thomas Percy - 1876 - 630 str.
...Sayth she, Yet lever were I dead, Then I should lose my mayden-head, And all for love of men. 105 Sayth he, Yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot finde To love us now and then. And I to thee will be as kinde As Colin was to Rosalinde, 110 Of curtesie... | |
 | English poetry - 1876 - 552 str.
...she, " Yet lever were I dead, Then I should lose my mayden-head, And all for love of men." 105 Sayth he, " Yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot finde To love us now and then. " And I to thee will be as kinde As Colin was to Rosalinde, 110 Of curtesie... | |
 | English poetry - 1880 - 486 str.
...Sayth she. Yet lever were I dead, Then I should lose my mayden-head, And all for love of men. Sayth he, Yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot finda To love us now and then. And I to thee will be as kinde As Colin was to Rosalinde, Of curtesie... | |
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I should lose my maidenhead, And all for love of men. Saith he, Yet are you too unkind, If in your heart you cannot find To love us now and then; And I to thee will be as kind As Colin was to Rosalind, Of courtesy the flower. Then will I be as true, quoth... 
