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... [ Enter ] MILETA , LAMIA , FAVIlla , ISMENA , CANOPE [ and ] EUGENUA . Exeunt . Mileta . Is it not strange that Phao on the sudden should be so fair ? Lamia . It cannot be strange , sith Venus was disposed to make him fair . That cunning ...
... [ Enter ] MILETA , LAMIA , FAVIlla , ISMENA , CANOPE [ and ] EUGENUA . Exeunt . Mileta . Is it not strange that Phao on the sudden should be so fair ? Lamia . It cannot be strange , sith Venus was disposed to make him fair . That cunning ...
Page 274
... Enter Venus and Cupid / Bond ; Exit Sapho . Enter Venus and Cupid / Daniel . 84-5 . it ... sleep ] i.e. , you ( ' yew ' ) would make me sleep ; with reference to the yew tree , often planted in churchyards and associated with melancholy ...
... Enter Venus and Cupid / Bond ; Exit Sapho . Enter Venus and Cupid / Daniel . 84-5 . it ... sleep ] i.e. , you ( ' yew ' ) would make me sleep ; with reference to the yew tree , often planted in churchyards and associated with melancholy ...
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... [ Enter CUPID . He climbs onto Sappho's lap and gives her his arrows . ] How now , my boy , hast thou done it ? Cupid . Yea , and left Phao railing on Venus and cursing her name , yet still sighing for Sappho and blazing her virtues ...
... [ Enter CUPID . He climbs onto Sappho's lap and gives her his arrows . ] How now , my boy , hast thou done it ? Cupid . Yea , and left Phao railing on Venus and cursing her name , yet still sighing for Sappho and blazing her virtues ...
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