The Works of Mr. A. Cowley: In Prose and Verse, Tom 2John Sharpe, 1809 |
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... canst defend as well as get , And never hadst one quarter beat - up yet ; Now thou art in , thou ne'er wilt part With one inch of my vanquish'd heart ; For , since thou took'st it by assault from me , " Tis garrison'd so strong with ...
... canst defend as well as get , And never hadst one quarter beat - up yet ; Now thou art in , thou ne'er wilt part With one inch of my vanquish'd heart ; For , since thou took'st it by assault from me , " Tis garrison'd so strong with ...
Strona 96
... flame . THE CURE . COME , doctor ! use thy roughest art , Thou canst not cruel prove ; Cut , burn , and torture , every part , To heal me of my love . There is no danger , if the pain Should me 96 COWLEY'S POEMS . Counsel The Cure.
... flame . THE CURE . COME , doctor ! use thy roughest art , Thou canst not cruel prove ; Cut , burn , and torture , every part , To heal me of my love . There is no danger , if the pain Should me 96 COWLEY'S POEMS . Counsel The Cure.
Strona 143
... canst pluck up with ease The years which thou dost please ; Like shipwreck'd treasures , by rude tempests cast Long since into the sea , Brought up again to light and publick use by thee . Nor dost thou only dive so low , But fy With an ...
... canst pluck up with ease The years which thou dost please ; Like shipwreck'd treasures , by rude tempests cast Long since into the sea , Brought up again to light and publick use by thee . Nor dost thou only dive so low , But fy With an ...
Strona 150
... , Cowley ! let proud Fortune see , That thou canst her despise no less than she does thee . Let all her gifts the portion be Of Folly , Lust , and Flattery , Fraud , Extortion , Calumny , Murder , Infidelity , 150 COWLEY'S POEMS .
... , Cowley ! let proud Fortune see , That thou canst her despise no less than she does thee . Let all her gifts the portion be Of Folly , Lust , and Flattery , Fraud , Extortion , Calumny , Murder , Infidelity , 150 COWLEY'S POEMS .
Strona 156
... Canst all those magick virtues from them draw , That keep Disease and Death in awe ; Who , whilst thy wondrous skill in plants they see , Fear lest the tree of life should be found out by thee . And thy well - travell'd knowledge , too ...
... Canst all those magick virtues from them draw , That keep Disease and Death in awe ; Who , whilst thy wondrous skill in plants they see , Fear lest the tree of life should be found out by thee . And thy well - travell'd knowledge , too ...
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angels appear beauteous beauty BISHOP OF WORCESTER blest blood body bold breast breath bright burning-glass canst Chromius clouds COWLEY curse danger David death dreadful e'er earth envy eternal ev'n eyes fair fame fantastick fate fear fear'd fire fix'd flame freedom call friends gentle God's Gods Goliah hand happy haste heart heaven honour inconstant Israel Joab jointure king light live lov'd Love's lovers lyre Michal mighty mighty Love mistress Moab Moloch Muse musick Naioth Nature's ne'er never night noble nought numbers o'er Ortygia Ovid pain Pindar plac'd pride Prince proud Pygmalion rage rich RICHARD HURD round sacred Saul Saul's scarce scorn seem'd shine sight slain soul stamp'd stars straight strong sun's swift sword tears thee Thersander thine things thou art thou dost thought thyself trees trembling tyrant verse virtue Whilst wise wondrous wound wretched youth
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