The Works of Mr. William Shakespear, Volumen7J. Darby, 1725 |
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... Youth's fair Fee , He held fuch petty Bondage in Difdain ; Throwing the bafe Thong from his bending Creft , Enfranchising his Mouth , his Back , his Breast . Who fees his true Love in her naked Bed , Teaching the Sheets a whiter Hue ...
... Youth's fair Fee , He held fuch petty Bondage in Difdain ; Throwing the bafe Thong from his bending Creft , Enfranchising his Mouth , his Back , his Breast . Who fees his true Love in her naked Bed , Teaching the Sheets a whiter Hue ...
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... Youth , this Sorrow to the Sage , This dying Virtue , this furviving Shame , Whofe Crime will bear an ever - during Blame . O what Excufe can my Invention make , When thou fhalt charge me with fo black a Deed ! Will not my Tongue be ...
... Youth , this Sorrow to the Sage , This dying Virtue , this furviving Shame , Whofe Crime will bear an ever - during Blame . O what Excufe can my Invention make , When thou fhalt charge me with fo black a Deed ! Will not my Tongue be ...
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... Youth , and beats these from the Stage . Defire my Pilot is , Beauty my Prize ; Then who fears finking where fuch Treasure lies ? As Corn o'er - grown by Weeds , fo heedful Fear Is almoft cloak'd by unrefifted Luft . Away he fteals with ...
... Youth , and beats these from the Stage . Defire my Pilot is , Beauty my Prize ; Then who fears finking where fuch Treasure lies ? As Corn o'er - grown by Weeds , fo heedful Fear Is almoft cloak'd by unrefifted Luft . Away he fteals with ...
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... Youth , this Sorrow to the Sage , This dying Virtue , this furviving Shame , Whofe Crime will bear an ever - during Blame . O what Excufe can my Invention make , ' When thou fhalt charge me with so black a Deed ! ' Will not my Tongue be ...
... Youth , this Sorrow to the Sage , This dying Virtue , this furviving Shame , Whofe Crime will bear an ever - during Blame . O what Excufe can my Invention make , ' When thou fhalt charge me with so black a Deed ! ' Will not my Tongue be ...
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... Youth , and beats these from the Stage . Defire my Pilot is , Beauty my Prize ; Then who fears finking where fuch Treasure lies ? As Corn o'er - grown by Weeds , fo heedful Fear Is almost cloak'd by unrefifted Luft . Away he steals with ...
... Youth , and beats these from the Stage . Defire my Pilot is , Beauty my Prize ; Then who fears finking where fuch Treasure lies ? As Corn o'er - grown by Weeds , fo heedful Fear Is almost cloak'd by unrefifted Luft . Away he steals with ...
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