Adams Complaint the Olde Worldes Tragedie Dauid And Bathsheba
Adams Complaint the Olde Worldes Tragedie Dauid And Bathsheba
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Who with the wren darenot prcfume to mount : With meanc eftatc contented who doth reft, And bli/Te in fole tranquility doth count, 1 Coafidcring that great things arc view'd of al^ And highef t things axe fooncil like to rail: That higheft things arc fooneft like to rail, ' The reaching Pine on mountaines doth betoken^ which fooncr then the (hrub or bramble (mall, with raging blaftes of hoylting windes arc broken. ' What mortall things hencefoorth on earth eofuing Shall not be fubjeft to times ...ratalJ ruin.
Times ruin (hall fo dyre obliuion breed In men, that noting their fo frayle variety^ Forgetting mcjthc caufcthcreo£my feed Shall faine to Fate an cucr-changing deity.
Propartraying her vpon a round whcelc dancing, Euerting (ome, and other fomc aduancing.
f Alas, no loo ncr night-expelling morning; Al 4 -hyding heaucn from her bhekc rug exemp tcth: BucVicwing me, and mine offences (corning, Her fnowiecheckes with rcdnes (he belprcnteth, Difdaining Sols bright beams (hould long behold me I n Sable night brig he Htffcrtu doth told me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who with the wren darenot prcfume to mount : With meanc eftatc contented who doth reft, And bli/Te in fole tranquility doth count, 1 Coafidcring that great things arc view'd of al^ And highef t things axe fooncil like to rail: That higheft things arc fooneft like to rail, ' The reaching Pine on mountaines doth betoken^ which fooncr then the (hrub or bramble (mall, with raging blaftes of hoylting windes arc broken. ' What mortall things hencefoorth on earth eofuing Shall not be fubjeft to times ...ratalJ ruin.
Times ruin (hall fo dyre obliuion breed In men, that noting their fo frayle variety^ Forgetting mcjthc caufcthcreo£my feed Shall faine to Fate an cucr-changing deity.
Propartraying her vpon a round whcelc dancing, Euerting (ome, and other fomc aduancing.
f Alas, no loo ncr night-expelling morning; Al 4 -hyding heaucn from her bhekc rug exemp tcth: BucVicwing me, and mine offences (corning, Her fnowiecheckes with rcdnes (he belprcnteth, Difdaining Sols bright beams (hould long behold me I n Sable night brig he Htffcrtu doth told me.
What to read after Adams Complaint the Olde Worldes Tragedie Dauid And Bathsheba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Sabie to read onlineMoreLess
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