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... arm in arm Tread we softly in a round , Whilst the hollow neighbouring ground Fills the music with her sound . Fletcher . Pan , oh , great god Pan , 4.
... arm in arm Tread we softly in a round , Whilst the hollow neighbouring ground Fills the music with her sound . Fletcher . Pan , oh , great god Pan , 4.
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... arms am wringing . The thrushes seek the shade , And I my fatal grave ; Their flight to heaven is made , My walk on earth I have : They free , I thrall ; they jolly , I sad and pensive wholly . Lodge . 40 The peaceful western wind The ...
... arms am wringing . The thrushes seek the shade , And I my fatal grave ; Their flight to heaven is made , My walk on earth I have : They free , I thrall ; they jolly , I sad and pensive wholly . Lodge . 40 The peaceful western wind The ...
Page 72
... arms , as oft we see Turtle - taught lovers , either other close , Lending to dullness feeling sympathy ; And as a costly vallance o'er a bed , So did their garland tops the brook o'erspread . Their leaves , that differed both in shape ...
... arms , as oft we see Turtle - taught lovers , either other close , Lending to dullness feeling sympathy ; And as a costly vallance o'er a bed , So did their garland tops the brook o'erspread . Their leaves , that differed both in shape ...
Page 76
... some well In love and arms delighting , Of Oberon that jealous grew Of of his own Fairy crew , one Too well , he feared , his Queen that knew His love but ill requiting . Pigwiggen was this Fairy Knight , One wondrous gracious in 76.
... some well In love and arms delighting , Of Oberon that jealous grew Of of his own Fairy crew , one Too well , he feared , his Queen that knew His love but ill requiting . Pigwiggen was this Fairy Knight , One wondrous gracious in 76.
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... arms the fly doth clasp As though his breath he forth would grasp Him for Pigwiggen taking : 66 66 ' Where is my wife , thou rogue ? " quoth he ; Pigwiggen , she is come to thee ; Restore her , or thou diest by me ! ” Whereat the poor ...
... arms the fly doth clasp As though his breath he forth would grasp Him for Pigwiggen taking : 66 66 ' Where is my wife , thou rogue ? " quoth he ; Pigwiggen , she is come to thee ; Restore her , or thou diest by me ! ” Whereat the poor ...
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