 | 1723 - 348 pages
...both Love and Liberty. But Death, I hope, will end the Strife ; Farewel, farewel, my Love, quoth fhe, Once I had thought to have been thy Wife, But now am forc'd to part with thee. At this fad Meeting fhe had Caufe, In Heart and Mind to grieve full fore, After that time Arabella fair, .... | |
 | Ambrose Philips - 1723 - 346 pages
...both Love and Liberty. But Death, I hope, will end the Strife ; Farewel, farewel, my Love, quoth fhe, Once I had thought to have been thy Wife, But now am forc'd to part with thee. At this fad Meeting me had Caufe, In Heart and Mind to grieve full fore, After that time Arabella fair, Did... | |
 | Thomas Evans - 1784 - 332 pages
...both love and liberty. But death I hope will end the ftrife, Farewel, farewel, my love, quoth fhe, Once I had thought to have been thy wife, But now am forc'd to part with thee. At this fad meeting fhe had caufe, In heart and mind to grieve full fore, After that time Arabella fair, Did... | |
 | Thomas Evans - 1810 - 382 pages
...goods and livings in the land, Yet I have lands us to maintain, So much your grace doth understand, And so good night, Arabella fair, Our king replied...time Arabella fair, Did never see lord Seymour more. XXXVII. SONG, " From the Lords Maske, presented in the Ban. quetting House on the Marriage night of... | |
 | Thomas Evans - 1810 - 380 pages
...•-' .. •."• • The meanest people enjoy their mates, ;.:• •".n HO. ii••i : .' • ' But I was born unhappily, For being cross'd by cruel...time Arabella fair, Did never see lord Seymour more. •',i •;• :• •.- . •- -. ..v.XXXVI!. SONG, From the Lords Maske, presented in the Banquetting... | |
 | Reuben Percy - 1823 - 442 pages
...fates, — I want both love and liberty. But death, I hope, will end the strife; Farewell, farewell, my love," quoth she : " Once I had thought to have...been thy wife, But now am forc'd to part with thee." r At this sad meeting she had cause, In heart and mind, to grieve full sore ; After that time, Arabella... | |
 | NBC University of the Air - 1852 - 456 pages
...Farewell, farewell I my love, quoth she ; Once I had thought to have been thy wife, But now am forced to part with thee. At this sad meeting she had cause...time Arabella fair Did never see Lord Seymour more. — Old Ballads, vol. ip 207. London, 1727. ( AA. ) MS Edouardo Hertfordiae Comitis, Baronis de Bello... | |
 | Elizabeth Cooper - 1866 - 322 pages
...Farewell, farewell, my love," quoth she. " Once I had thought to have been thy wife, But now am forced to part with thee." At this sad meeting, she had cause...After that time, Arabella fair Did never see Lord Seymor more. 2. EPITAPH ON THE LADY ARABELLA STUART. BY RICHARD CORBET, BISHOP OF NORWICH. How do I... | |
 | Llewellynn Frederick William Jewitt - 1867 - 334 pages
...must beshade the myrtle-tree, Needs must the shadow of them both, Shadow the third in his degree. " But when the tree is cut and gone, And from the ground...human skull, about which hangs many a strange story, has for several generations — indeed "time out of mind" — been preserved. There are some curious... | |
 | Llewellynn Frederick William Jewitt - 1867 - 332 pages
...must beshade the myrtle-tree, Needs must the shadow of them both, Shadow the third in his degree. " But when the tree is cut and gone, And from the ground...never see lord Seymour more. An Address to "Dickie" |1T a farm-house at Tunstead, near Chapel-en-le-Frith, a human skull, about which hangs many a strange... | |
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Love is a knot none can unknit, Fancy a liking of the heart, Him whom I love I can't forget, Tho' from his presence I must part. " The meanest people enjoy their mates, But I was born unhappily, For being cross'd by cruel fates, I want both love and liberty.... 
