Complete Poetry & Selected Prose: With English Metrical Translations of the Latin, Greek and Italian PoemsNonesuch Press, 1938 - 860 pages |
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... thine own , Thou art thir Author and prime Architect : For I no sooner in my Heart divin'd , My Heart , which by a secret harmonie Still moves with thine , joyn'd in connexion sweet , That thou on Earth hadst prosper'd , which thy looks ...
... thine own , Thou art thir Author and prime Architect : For I no sooner in my Heart divin'd , My Heart , which by a secret harmonie Still moves with thine , joyn'd in connexion sweet , That thou on Earth hadst prosper'd , which thy looks ...
Page 774
... thine end ? Gentle to seem in part , thy crime to atone With impious piety ; despatching so Thy victims swift to Heav'n's high courts sublime In sulphurous car on whirling wheels aglow ? Even as that fam'd seer in antique time , From ...
... thine end ? Gentle to seem in part , thy crime to atone With impious piety ; despatching so Thy victims swift to Heav'n's high courts sublime In sulphurous car on whirling wheels aglow ? Even as that fam'd seer in antique time , From ...
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... thine own native country ne'er did give . O Mother Land , inhospitable Home . Sterner than are the white cliffs of thine Isle That break the seas in foam , Why ruthlessly exile 85 ( O Iron - Heart ! ) sons that are void of guile 90 To ...
... thine own native country ne'er did give . O Mother Land , inhospitable Home . Sterner than are the white cliffs of thine Isle That break the seas in foam , Why ruthlessly exile 85 ( O Iron - Heart ! ) sons that are void of guile 90 To ...
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De Ideâ Platonicâ quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit | 9 |
The Passion c 1630 | 16 |
Sonnet O Nightingale | 18 |
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