The Sonnets of William ShakspereKegan Paul, Trench & Company, 1889 - 251 стор. |
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... better to be vile than vile efteem'd CXXII . Thy gift , thy tables , are within my brain CXXIII . No , Time , thou shalt not boaft that I do change • CXXIV . If my dear love were but the child of state CXXV . Were't aught to me I bore ...
... better to be vile than vile efteem'd CXXII . Thy gift , thy tables , are within my brain CXXIII . No , Time , thou shalt not boaft that I do change • CXXIV . If my dear love were but the child of state CXXV . Were't aught to me I bore ...
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... better will . J Shakfpere of the Sonnets is not the Shakspere serenely victorious , infinitely charitable , wife with all wisdom of the intellect and the heart , whom xxiv INTRODUCTION . Mine eye hath play'd the painter, and hath ftell'd.
... better will . J Shakfpere of the Sonnets is not the Shakspere serenely victorious , infinitely charitable , wife with all wisdom of the intellect and the heart , whom xxiv INTRODUCTION . Mine eye hath play'd the painter, and hath ftell'd.
Сторінка xxvi
... better than did Milton , and probably no patches of his life are quite as unprofitably ugly as fome which dif- figured the life of the great idealift . His daughter could love and honour Shakfpere's memory . Lamentable it is , if he was ...
... better than did Milton , and probably no patches of his life are quite as unprofitably ugly as fome which dif- figured the life of the great idealift . His daughter could love and honour Shakfpere's memory . Lamentable it is , if he was ...
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... better order , of which at- tempts no two agree between themselves . That the Sonnets are not printed in the Quarto , 1609 , at haphazard , is evident from the fact that the Envoy , CXXVI . is rightly placed ; that poems addreffed to a ...
... better order , of which at- tempts no two agree between themselves . That the Sonnets are not printed in the Quarto , 1609 , at haphazard , is evident from the fact that the Envoy , CXXVI . is rightly placed ; that poems addreffed to a ...
Сторінка xlvi
... better arrangement may perhaps be found ; or , it may be , no poffible arrangement can educe order out of the struggles between will and judgement , between blood and reafon ; tumult and chaos are perhaps a portion of their life and ...
... better arrangement may perhaps be found ; or , it may be , no poffible arrangement can educe order out of the struggles between will and judgement , between blood and reafon ; tumult and chaos are perhaps a portion of their life and ...
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