Andrew MarvellOxford University Press, 1990 - 362 páginas |
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... praise that love him best , It grieves me sore to have thus much confessed . ' Pardon , great Prince , if thus their fear or spite More than our love and duty do thee right . I yield , nor further will the prize contend , So that we ...
... praise that love him best , It grieves me sore to have thus much confessed . ' Pardon , great Prince , if thus their fear or spite More than our love and duty do thee right . I yield , nor further will the prize contend , So that we ...
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... praise to after times increase , When truth shall be allowed , and faction cease , And his own shadows with him fall . The eye Detracts from objects than itself more high : But when death takes them from that envied seat , ° Seeing how ...
... praise to after times increase , When truth shall be allowed , and faction cease , And his own shadows with him fall . The eye Detracts from objects than itself more high : But when death takes them from that envied seat , ° Seeing how ...
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... praise for the modesty of Nun Appleton is probably intended to be a criticism of poems praising the architectural grandeur of a patron's house ; specifically , per- haps , Saint - Amant's praise of the Duc de Retz's hunting lodge in his ...
... praise for the modesty of Nun Appleton is probably intended to be a criticism of poems praising the architectural grandeur of a patron's house ; specifically , per- haps , Saint - Amant's praise of the Duc de Retz's hunting lodge in his ...
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To His Noble Friend Mr Richard Lovelace upon His Poems 4 45 | 4 |
On a Drop of Dew | 12 |
A Dialogue between the Soul and Body | 18 |
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