Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel |
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Page 89
... delight deserve . But out , alas , no gripes of grief suffice To break in twain this harmless heart of mine ; For though delight be banished from mine eyes , Yet lives Desire , whom pains can never pine . Oh strange affects ! I live ...
... delight deserve . But out , alas , no gripes of grief suffice To break in twain this harmless heart of mine ; For though delight be banished from mine eyes , Yet lives Desire , whom pains can never pine . Oh strange affects ! I live ...
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... delight without laughter , which is very wrong ; for though laughter may come with delight , yet cometh it not of delight , as though delight should be the cause of laughter . But well Lan may one thing breed both together . Nay ...
... delight without laughter , which is very wrong ; for though laughter may come with delight , yet cometh it not of delight , as though delight should be the cause of laughter . But well Lan may one thing breed both together . Nay ...
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... delight of tales being converted to the knowledge of all the stories of worthy princes , both to move them to do nobly and teach them how to do nobly ; the beauty of virtue still being set before their eyes , and that taught them with ...
... delight of tales being converted to the knowledge of all the stories of worthy princes , both to move them to do nobly and teach them how to do nobly ; the beauty of virtue still being set before their eyes , and that taught them with ...
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