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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... wind all night Blew through thy lodging , where thy own warm wing Thy pillow was . Many a sullen storm ( For which ... winds and streams both run and speak , Yet stones are deep in admiration . Thus Praise and Prayer here beneath the ...
... wind all night Blew through thy lodging , where thy own warm wing Thy pillow was . Many a sullen storm ( For which ... winds and streams both run and speak , Yet stones are deep in admiration . Thus Praise and Prayer here beneath the ...
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... Winds exceed , Are worthy longer to endure : They far out - shoot the Reach of Grosser Air , Which with such Excellence may not compare . But being once debas'd , they soon becom Less activ than they were before ; and then After ...
... Winds exceed , Are worthy longer to endure : They far out - shoot the Reach of Grosser Air , Which with such Excellence may not compare . But being once debas'd , they soon becom Less activ than they were before ; and then After ...
Page 238
... winds sighes timed - bee By a black Fount , which weeps into a flood . Through the thick shades obscurely might you see Minotaures , Cyclopses , with a darke drove Of Dragons , Hydraes , Sphinxes , fill the Grove . 45 Here Diomed's ...
... winds sighes timed - bee By a black Fount , which weeps into a flood . Through the thick shades obscurely might you see Minotaures , Cyclopses , with a darke drove Of Dragons , Hydraes , Sphinxes , fill the Grove . 45 Here Diomed's ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
George Herbert cont | 4 |
The goodmorrow | 26 |
Copyright | |
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