 | 1859 - 1044 стор.
...Prince, None but thy selfe can merit such a grace. KC Madam, I hope you mean not for to mock me: Alv. No King, faire King, my meaning is to yoke thee. Heare me but sing of loue, then by my sighs, My teares, my glauncing looks, my changed cheare, Thou shalt perceyue... | |
 | LUDWIG HERRIG - 1859 - 964 стор.
...Prince, None but thy selfe can merit such a grace. KC Madam, I hope you mean not for to mock me: Alv. No King, faire King, my meaning is to yoke thee. Heare me but sing of loue, then by my sighs, My teares, my glatincing looks, my changed cheare, Thou shalt perceyue... | |
 | Robert Greene - 1599 - 344 стор.
...Blufhing I tell thee, faire Cilician Prince, None but thy felfe can merit fuch a grace. K. of Cil. Madam, I hope you mean not for to mock me. Al. No,...faire king, my meaning is to yoke thee. Heare me but ling of loue, then by my fighes, My teares, my glauncing lookes, my changed cheare, Thou malt perceiue... | |
 | Robert Greene - 1905 - 344 стор.
...None but thy selfe can merit such a grace. Cilicia. Madam, I hope you mean not for to mock me. 1460 Al. No, King, faire King, my meaning is to yoke thee. Heare me but sing of loue, then by my sighes, My teares, my glauncing lookes, my changed cheare, Thou shalt perceiue... | |
 | 1859 - 1450 стор.
...Prince, None but thy selfe can merit such a grace. KC Madam, I hope you mean not for to mock me : Alv. No King, faire King, my meaning is to yoke thee. Heare me but sing of loue, then by my sighs, My teares, my glauncing looks, my changed cheare, Thou shalt perceyue... | |
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A loue-nest for the great Assirian King, Blushing I tell thee, faire Cilician Prince, None but thy selfe can merit such a grace. 