Seventeenth-century English Poetry, Volume 1Miriam Kosh Starkman Volume 1 includes writings by John Donne, George Herbert, Henry Vaughan, Thomas Traherne, and Richard Crashaw. |
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... fears . Yet all these fences and their whole aray One cunning bosome - sinne blows quite away . 10 Affliction ( I ) ... fear . Therefore my sudden soul caught at the place , And made her youth and fiercenesse seek thy face . At first ...
... fears . Yet all these fences and their whole aray One cunning bosome - sinne blows quite away . 10 Affliction ( I ) ... fear . Therefore my sudden soul caught at the place , And made her youth and fiercenesse seek thy face . At first ...
Page 286
... fear more gayly clad . The merryer fool oth two , yet quite as mad . Sire of repentance , child of fond desire That blow'st the chymick & the lover's fire . Still leading them insensibly'on With the strong witchcraft of Anon . By thee ...
... fear more gayly clad . The merryer fool oth two , yet quite as mad . Sire of repentance , child of fond desire That blow'st the chymick & the lover's fire . Still leading them insensibly'on With the strong witchcraft of Anon . By thee ...
Page 288
... Fear's antidote ! a wise & well - stay'd fire ! Temper twixt chill despair , & torrid joy ! Queen Regent in yonge love's minority ! Though the vext chymick vainly chases His fugitive gold through all her faces ; Though love's more ...
... Fear's antidote ! a wise & well - stay'd fire ! Temper twixt chill despair , & torrid joy ! Queen Regent in yonge love's minority ! Though the vext chymick vainly chases His fugitive gold through all her faces ; Though love's more ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
George Herbert cont | 4 |
The goodmorrow | 26 |
Copyright | |
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