Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel |
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... thou know ? Thou know'st thyself so little , as thou know'st not How thou didst die , nor how thou wast begot . Thou neither know'st how thou at first cam'st in , Nor how thou took'st the poison of man's sin . Nor dost thou , though thou ...
... thou know ? Thou know'st thyself so little , as thou know'st not How thou didst die , nor how thou wast begot . Thou neither know'st how thou at first cam'st in , Nor how thou took'st the poison of man's sin . Nor dost thou , though thou ...
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... thou dost prick us ; by the priviest ways thou leadest us , and by the most stony ways thou carriest us . I mean that thou bringest us to the highest favors , to the end that afterwards with a push of thy pick thou might overthrow us ...
... thou dost prick us ; by the priviest ways thou leadest us , and by the most stony ways thou carriest us . I mean that thou bringest us to the highest favors , to the end that afterwards with a push of thy pick thou might overthrow us ...
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... thou hast won a fickle lady , so hast thou lost a faithful friend . How canst thou be secure of her constancy when thou hast had such trial of her lightness ? How canst thou assure thyself that she will be faithful to thee , which hath ...
... thou hast won a fickle lady , so hast thou lost a faithful friend . How canst thou be secure of her constancy when thou hast had such trial of her lightness ? How canst thou assure thyself that she will be faithful to thee , which hath ...
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