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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... finde warres , and Lawyers finde out still Litigious men , which quarrels move , Though she and I do love . Call us what you will , wee are made such by love ; Call her one , mee another flye , We'are Tapers too , and at our owne cost ...
... finde warres , and Lawyers finde out still Litigious men , which quarrels move , Though she and I do love . Call us what you will , wee are made such by love ; Call her one , mee another flye , We'are Tapers too , and at our owne cost ...
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... finde all they seeke , Whether abstract spirituall love they like , Their Soules exhal'd with what they do not see , Or , loth so to amuze Faiths infirmitie , they chuse Something which they may see and use ; For , though minde be the ...
... finde all they seeke , Whether abstract spirituall love they like , Their Soules exhal'd with what they do not see , Or , loth so to amuze Faiths infirmitie , they chuse Something which they may see and use ; For , though minde be the ...
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... finde thee , and ev'ry string Shall have his attribute to sing ; That all together may accord in thee , And prove one God , one harmonie . If thou shalt give me wit , it shall appeare , If thou hast giv'n it me , ' tis here . Nay , I ...
... finde thee , and ev'ry string Shall have his attribute to sing ; That all together may accord in thee , And prove one God , one harmonie . If thou shalt give me wit , it shall appeare , If thou hast giv'n it me , ' tis here . Nay , I ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
George Herbert cont | 4 |
The goodmorrow | 26 |
Copyright | |
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