Davisons Poetical Rhapsody
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you shall try Caesar hid not his joys so well as I.
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WHILE Love in you did livr. I only liv'd in you, While you for me did bum, for you alone I burned, While you did sigh for me, for you I sigh'd and mourned; Till you prov'd false to me, to you I was most true. But since Love died in you, in you 1 live no more, Your heart a servant new, mine a new saint enjoy eth; My sight offends your eyes, mine eyes your sight an- noyeth, Since you held me in scorn, by you I set no store. Yet if dead Love..., if your late flames return, If you lament your change, and count me your sole treasure, My love more fresh shall spring, my flame more bright shall burn: I'll love none else but you, and love you without mea- sure.
If not, Untrue, farewell} in sand I'll sow no grain, Nor plant my love, but where Love yields me love again.
56 .... Babteon'* poetical SONNET. . . . TO MISTRESS DIANA.
JL HGEBUS of all the Gods I wish to be; Not of the world to have the overseeing: For, of all things in the World's circuit being, One only thing I always wish to see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
you shall try Caesar hid not his joys so well as I.
NET.
WHILE Love in you did livr. I only liv'd in you, While you for me did bum, for you alone I burned, While you did sigh for me, for you I sigh'd and mourned; Till you prov'd false to me, to you I was most true. But since Love died in you, in you 1 live no more, Your heart a servant new, mine a new saint enjoy eth; My sight offends your eyes, mine eyes your sight an- noyeth, Since you held me in scorn, by you I set no store. Yet if dead Love..., if your late flames return, If you lament your change, and count me your sole treasure, My love more fresh shall spring, my flame more bright shall burn: I'll love none else but you, and love you without mea- sure.
If not, Untrue, farewell} in sand I'll sow no grain, Nor plant my love, but where Love yields me love again.
56 .... Babteon'* poetical SONNET. . . . TO MISTRESS DIANA.
JL HGEBUS of all the Gods I wish to be; Not of the world to have the overseeing: For, of all things in the World's circuit being, One only thing I always wish to see.
What to read after Davisons Poetical Rhapsody?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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