Certaine Sonets
Certaine Sonets
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my thorne my heart invadeth.
[8] Child Song.
To the tune of Basciami vita mia.
SLEEPE, Babie mine Desire! nurse Beautie singeth: Thy cries ) o Babie, set my bead on a king: The Babe cries 'way, thy love doth keepe me waking!
Lully, lully, my babe, hope cradle bringetb Unto my children alw ay good rest taking: The babe cries 'way, thy love doth keepe me waking!
Since babie mine, from me thy watching springeth, Sleepe then a litle, pap content is making: The babe cries nay, for that abide I wakin...g!
[9] Verses.
To the tune of the Spanish song, Se tu senora no dueles de mi.
FAIRE, o sweet, when I do look on thee, In whom all ioyes so well agree, Heart and soule do sing in me.
This you heare is not my tongue, Which once said what I conceaved, For it was of use bereaved, With a cruell answer stong.
^{o, though tongue to roof be cleaved, Fearing least he chastisde be: Heart and soule do sing in me.
Ofaire, o sweete, &c.
Just accord all musike makes; In thee just accord excelleth, Where each part in such peace dwelleth, One of other beautie takes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my thorne my heart invadeth.
[8] Child Song.
To the tune of Basciami vita mia.
SLEEPE, Babie mine Desire! nurse Beautie singeth: Thy cries ) o Babie, set my bead on a king: The Babe cries 'way, thy love doth keepe me waking!
Lully, lully, my babe, hope cradle bringetb Unto my children alw ay good rest taking: The babe cries 'way, thy love doth keepe me waking!
Since babie mine, from me thy watching springeth, Sleepe then a litle, pap content is making: The babe cries nay, for that abide I wakin...g!
[9] Verses.
To the tune of the Spanish song, Se tu senora no dueles de mi.
FAIRE, o sweet, when I do look on thee, In whom all ioyes so well agree, Heart and soule do sing in me.
This you heare is not my tongue, Which once said what I conceaved, For it was of use bereaved, With a cruell answer stong.
^{o, though tongue to roof be cleaved, Fearing least he chastisde be: Heart and soule do sing in me.
Ofaire, o sweete, &c.
Just accord all musike makes; In thee just accord excelleth, Where each part in such peace dwelleth, One of other beautie takes.
What to read after Certaine Sonets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Sidney to read onlineMoreLess
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