The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsChatto and Windus, 1888 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 94.
26. lappuse
... night doth waste , How much of time is past , What more than winged haste Yourselves would take , If you were but to taste The joy the night doth cast ( O might it ever last ) On this bright virgin , and her happy make . Their dances ...
... night doth waste , How much of time is past , What more than winged haste Yourselves would take , If you were but to taste The joy the night doth cast ( O might it ever last ) On this bright virgin , and her happy make . Their dances ...
42. lappuse
... night whilst yet we may Good - night to you a virgin say : To - morrow rise the same Your mother is , * and use a nobler name . Speed well in Hymen's war , That , what you are , By your perfection we And all may see . Shine , Hesperus ...
... night whilst yet we may Good - night to you a virgin say : To - morrow rise the same Your mother is , * and use a nobler name . Speed well in Hymen's war , That , what you are , By your perfection we And all may see . Shine , Hesperus ...
115. lappuse
... Night , Who feeds the stars that give her light , And useth than her wont more bright , To help the VISION OF DELIGHT . NIGHT rises slowly , and takes her chariot bespangled with stars . See , see , her scepter and her crown Are all of ...
... Night , Who feeds the stars that give her light , And useth than her wont more bright , To help the VISION OF DELIGHT . NIGHT rises slowly , and takes her chariot bespangled with stars . See , see , her scepter and her crown Are all of ...
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