The Shakespeare Anthology: Poems, Poetical Passages, LyricsNonesuch Press, 1935 - 525 pages Prospectus with specimen page for the Nonesuch Press anthology edited by Herbert Farjeon, published in 1935. |
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Page 101
... Crowne like a deepe Well , That owes two Buckets , filling one another , The emptier ever dancing in the ayre , The other downe , unseene , and full of Water : That Bucket downe , and full of Teares am I , Drinking my Griefes , whilst ...
... Crowne like a deepe Well , That owes two Buckets , filling one another , The emptier ever dancing in the ayre , The other downe , unseene , and full of Water : That Bucket downe , and full of Teares am I , Drinking my Griefes , whilst ...
Page 121
... Crowne , Which ( as immediate from thy Place and Blood ) Derives it selfe to me . Loe , heere it sits , Which God shall guard : and put the world's whole strength Into one giant Arme , it shall not force This Lineal Honor from me . This ...
... Crowne , Which ( as immediate from thy Place and Blood ) Derives it selfe to me . Loe , heere it sits , Which God shall guard : and put the world's whole strength Into one giant Arme , it shall not force This Lineal Honor from me . This ...
Page 137
... Crowne , And whiles I live , t'account this World but Hell , Untill my mis - shap'd Trunke , that beares this Head , Be round impaled with a glorious Crowne . And yet I know not how to get the Crowne , For many Lives stand betweene me ...
... Crowne , And whiles I live , t'account this World but Hell , Untill my mis - shap'd Trunke , that beares this Head , Be round impaled with a glorious Crowne . And yet I know not how to get the Crowne , For many Lives stand betweene me ...
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