...return, that enter'd Free. The heedlefs Lover does sot know Whofe Eyes they are that wound him fo : But confounded with thy Art, Inquires her Name that has his Heart. Another, who did long refrain, Fee's his old Wound bleed frcfh again, With dear Remembrance of that Face, Where now he reads new Hope...

...return, that enter'd free. The heedlefs lover does not know Whofe eyes they are that wound him fo : But, confounded with thy art, Inquires her name that...Another, who did long refrain, Feels his old wound bleed frefh again, With dear remembrance of that face, Where now he reads new hope of grace; * Pyncles and...

...heedlefs lover does not know Whofe eyes they are that wound him fo ; But, confounded -with thy aft, Inquires her name that has his heart. Another, who did long refrain, Feels his old wound bked fteiTi agam, With dear remembrance of that face, Where now h« reads-new hope of grace'; Nor fcorn,...

...return, that enter'd free. The heedlefs lover does not know Whofe eyes they are that wound him fo : But, confounded with thy art, Inquires her name that...Another, who did long refrain, Feels his old wound bleed fre(h again, With dear remembrance of that tace, Where now he reads new hope of grace : Nor fcorn,...

...return, that enter' d free. The heedlefs lover does not know Whofe eyes they are that wound him fo : But, confounded with thy art, Inquires her name that...Another, who did long refrain, Feels his old wound bleed frefh again, With dear remembrance of that face, Where now he reads new hope of grace : * Pyrocles...

...free. The heedlefs lover does not know Whofe eyes they are that wound him fo t But, confounded wrth thy art, Inquires her name that has his heart. Another, who did long refrain, Feels his old wound bleed frefh again, With dear remembrance of that face, Where now he reads new hope of grace t * Pyrocks and...

...his poem to Vandyke. " The heedlefs lover does not know " Whofe eyes they are that wound him fb > " But confounded with thy art, " Inquires her name that has his heart." * I pronounced thefe words with fuch a lan* guifhing air that I had fome reafon to con' elude I had...

...to the ferious and foJemn ftyle ; has to the familiar. The fame may be obferved of doth and Jon. " But, confounded with thy art, Inquires her name, that has his heart." Waller. "TV Imperative Mode. 1. Let me have, Let us have, Have thou, Have ye, or, Do thou have, or,...

...very well read in Waller, I repeated to her the four * following verses, out ot his poem to Vandyke: The heedless lover does not know Whose eyes they are...that wound him so ; But, confounded with thy art, Enquires her name that has his heart. I pronounced these words with such a languishing air, that I...

...very well read in Waller, I repeated to her the four 4 following verses, out oi his poem to Vandyke: The heedless lover does not know Whose eyes they are that wound him so j But, confounded with thy art, .Enquires her name that has his heart, i pronounced these words with...