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... honoured with his homage : and she was the first whom Milton honoured ; for he composed his Arcades to be acted before ... honour of the noble family , Of which I meanest boast myself to be . Whatever his degree of relationship to them ...
... honoured with his homage : and she was the first whom Milton honoured ; for he composed his Arcades to be acted before ... honour of the noble family , Of which I meanest boast myself to be . Whatever his degree of relationship to them ...
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... honour harbours more than ought , Doth loath such base condition , to backbite Anies good name for envie or despite : He stands on tearmes of honourable minde , Ne will be carried with the common winde Of Courts inconstant mutabilitie ...
... honour harbours more than ought , Doth loath such base condition , to backbite Anies good name for envie or despite : He stands on tearmes of honourable minde , Ne will be carried with the common winde Of Courts inconstant mutabilitie ...
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... honour did adorne : Ne suffred she the Middayes scorching powre , Ne the sharp Northerne wind thereon to showre ; But lapped up her silken leaves most chayre , When so the froward skye began to lowre ; But , soone as calmed was the ...
... honour did adorne : Ne suffred she the Middayes scorching powre , Ne the sharp Northerne wind thereon to showre ; But lapped up her silken leaves most chayre , When so the froward skye began to lowre ; But , soone as calmed was the ...
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