Complaints : Containing Sundrie Small Poemes of the Worlds Vanitie. Vvhereof the Next Page Maketh Mention
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That did the bankets of the Gods bewray^ Whofe threat through thirft to nought nigh being His fcnfc to feckc for cafe tutncs euery way: (dridc And he thaciaauengement of his pride.
For fcorn mg to the facr ed Gods to pray, Againil VirgihXjnat.
Againft a mountainc rolls a tnighiic flonc^. T) . j^ Calling in vaine fox; i:cft,and can haiic none.
li'-' ' ' ■•• • ■ f Goycwiththcm/gocui:fcddam6relU^^ . ■, ^~!
Whofc bridale torches foule IfiMsxyiSik^' "^ And Hjwf/j at your Spoufails lad, foretells " T...ydings of death and malFacrc y nkindc; With then) that auell Cu/c/?/rf mother dwells.
The which coneeiu d in her rcucngefuU niinde^ With bitter wpundes her ownc decrc babes to flay, , And murdred troupes vpon great heapes to lay.
There alfo thofc two P^»a/o»/rf» mafdes.
Calling on /r//j/m euermore.
Whom wretched boy they flew withguiJtie blad^jj^ For whome the Thracian king lamenting fore, ^ Turn'd to a Lapwing,fowlic them vpbraydcs.
And flattering round about them fl:ill docs forc^ There now they all eternally complaincV-r!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That did the bankets of the Gods bewray^ Whofe threat through thirft to nought nigh being His fcnfc to feckc for cafe tutncs euery way: (dridc And he thaciaauengement of his pride.
For fcorn mg to the facr ed Gods to pray, Againil VirgihXjnat.
Againft a mountainc rolls a tnighiic flonc^. T) . j^ Calling in vaine fox; i:cft,and can haiic none.
li'-' ' ' ■•• • ■ f Goycwiththcm/gocui:fcddam6relU^^ . ■, ^~!
Whofc bridale torches foule IfiMsxyiSik^' "^ And Hjwf/j at your Spoufails lad, foretells " T...ydings of death and malFacrc y nkindc; With then) that auell Cu/c/?/rf mother dwells.
The which coneeiu d in her rcucngefuU niinde^ With bitter wpundes her ownc decrc babes to flay, , And murdred troupes vpon great heapes to lay.
There alfo thofc two P^»a/o»/rf» mafdes.
Calling on /r//j/m euermore.
Whom wretched boy they flew withguiJtie blad^jj^ For whome the Thracian king lamenting fore, ^ Turn'd to a Lapwing,fowlic them vpbraydcs.
And flattering round about them fl:ill docs forc^ There now they all eternally complaincV-r!
What to read after Complaints : Containing Sundrie Small Poemes of the Worlds Vanitie. Vvhereof the Next Page Maketh Mention?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spenser Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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