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 65
... quoth I :) no Sir , quoth he , Call me not foole , till heaven hath sent me fortune , And then he drew a diall from his poake , And looking on it , with lacke - lustre eye , Sayes , very wisely , it is ten a clocke : Thus we may see ( quoth ...
... quoth I :) no Sir , quoth he , Call me not foole , till heaven hath sent me fortune , And then he drew a diall from his poake , And looking on it , with lacke - lustre eye , Sayes , very wisely , it is ten a clocke : Thus we may see ( quoth ...
Page 143
... ( quoth Dighton ) lay the gentle Babes : Thus , thus ( quoth Forrest ) girdling one another Within their Alabaster innocent Armes : Their lips were foure red Roses on a stalke , And in their Summer Beauty kist each other . A Booke of ...
... ( quoth Dighton ) lay the gentle Babes : Thus , thus ( quoth Forrest ) girdling one another Within their Alabaster innocent Armes : Their lips were foure red Roses on a stalke , And in their Summer Beauty kist each other . A Booke of ...
Page 478
... ( quoth she ) the warlike god embrac❜t me : And then she clipt Adonis in her armes : Even thus ( quoth she ) the warlike god unlac't me , As if the boy should use like loving charmes : Even thus ( quoth she ) he seized on my lippes , And ...
... ( quoth she ) the warlike god embrac❜t me : And then she clipt Adonis in her armes : Even thus ( quoth she ) the warlike god unlac't me , As if the boy should use like loving charmes : Even thus ( quoth she ) he seized on my lippes , And ...
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