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Strana 62
The breath that purls from thee is like the steam Of a new - open'd vault : I know
thy drift ; Because thou ' rt travelling to the land of graves , Thou covet'st company
, and hither bring'st A health of poison to pledge death : a poison For this sweet ...
The breath that purls from thee is like the steam Of a new - open'd vault : I know
thy drift ; Because thou ' rt travelling to the land of graves , Thou covet'st company
, and hither bring'st A health of poison to pledge death : a poison For this sweet ...
Strana 217
... let me but give him one hearty kiss , and you shall put us both into one coffin .
Fetch a lookingglass , see if his breath will not stain it ; or pull out some feathers
from my pillow , and lay them to his lips : will you lose him for a little pains taking
?
... let me but give him one hearty kiss , and you shall put us both into one coffin .
Fetch a lookingglass , see if his breath will not stain it ; or pull out some feathers
from my pillow , and lay them to his lips : will you lose him for a little pains taking
?
Strana 36
If nature saw no cause of sudden ends , She , that but one way made to draw our
breath , Would not have left so many doors to death . Calica . Yet , Sir , if
weakness be not such a sand As neither wrong nor counsel can manure ;
Choose and ...
If nature saw no cause of sudden ends , She , that but one way made to draw our
breath , Would not have left so many doors to death . Calica . Yet , Sir , if
weakness be not such a sand As neither wrong nor counsel can manure ;
Choose and ...
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