Shakespeare's Sonnets and A Lover's Complaint: Reprinted in the Orthography, and Punctuation of the Original Edition of 1609 |
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... must be tomb'd with thee , Which vfed liues th ' executor to be . 5 THofe howers that with gentle worke did frame , The louely gaze where euery eye doth dwell Will play the tirants to the very fame , And And that vnfaire which fairely ...
... must be tomb'd with thee , Which vfed liues th ' executor to be . 5 THofe howers that with gentle worke did frame , The louely gaze where euery eye doth dwell Will play the tirants to the very fame , And And that vnfaire which fairely ...
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... must goe , Since fweets and beauties do them - felues forsake , And die as fast as they fee others grow , O And nothing gainst Times fieth can make defence Saue breed to braue him , when he takes thee hence . 13 That you were your felfe ...
... must goe , Since fweets and beauties do them - felues forsake , And die as fast as they fee others grow , O And nothing gainst Times fieth can make defence Saue breed to braue him , when he takes thee hence . 13 That you were your felfe ...
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... must be , To that sweet theefe which fourely robs from me , 36 Let me confeffe that we two must be twaine , Although our vndeuided loues are one : So fhall thofe blots that do with me remaine , Without thy helpe , by me be borne alone ...
... must be , To that sweet theefe which fourely robs from me , 36 Let me confeffe that we two must be twaine , Although our vndeuided loues are one : So fhall thofe blots that do with me remaine , Without thy helpe , by me be borne alone ...
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... il wel fhowes , Kill me with spights yet we must not be foes . 41 THofe pretty wrongs that liberty commits , When I am fome - time absent from thy heart , D Thy Thy beautie , and thy yeares full well befits , SONNETS .
... il wel fhowes , Kill me with spights yet we must not be foes . 41 THofe pretty wrongs that liberty commits , When I am fome - time absent from thy heart , D Thy Thy beautie , and thy yeares full well befits , SONNETS .
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... must attend , times leasure with my mone . Receiuing naughts by elements fo floe , But heauie teares , badges of eithers woe . 45 THe other two , flight ayre , and purging fire , Are both with thee , where euer I abide , The first my ...
... must attend , times leasure with my mone . Receiuing naughts by elements fo floe , But heauie teares , badges of eithers woe . 45 THe other two , flight ayre , and purging fire , Are both with thee , where euer I abide , The first my ...
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