Lucasta: the Poems of Richard Lovelace, Esquire;
Lucasta: the Poems of Richard Lovelace, Esquire;
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iv Then as a top he sets it up, And pitifully whips it; [39 ] Digit zed by G00gle THE POEMS OF Sometimes he cloathes it gay and fine, Then straight againe he strips it v He covered it with false reliefe, Which gloriously show'd it; And for a morning-cushionet On's mother he bestow'd it.
VI Each day, with her small brazen stings, A thousand times she rac'd it; But then at night, bright with her gemmes, Once neere her breast she plac'd it.
vn There warme it gan to throb and bleed; She knew that s...mart, and grieved; At length this poore condemned heart With these rich drugges repreeved.
VIII She washt the wound with a fresh teare, Which my Lucasta dropped, And in the sleave-silke of her haire 'Twas hard bound up and wrapped.
[ « ] Digit zed by G00gle RICHARD LOVELACE IX She proab'd it with her constancie, And found no rancor nigh it; Only the anger of her eye Had wrought some proud flesh by it.
X Then prest she narde in ev'ry veine, Which from her kisses trilled; And with the balme heald all its paine, That from her hand distilled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
iv Then as a top he sets it up, And pitifully whips it; [39 ] Digit zed by G00gle THE POEMS OF Sometimes he cloathes it gay and fine, Then straight againe he strips it v He covered it with false reliefe, Which gloriously show'd it; And for a morning-cushionet On's mother he bestow'd it.
VI Each day, with her small brazen stings, A thousand times she rac'd it; But then at night, bright with her gemmes, Once neere her breast she plac'd it.
vn There warme it gan to throb and bleed; She knew that s...mart, and grieved; At length this poore condemned heart With these rich drugges repreeved.
VIII She washt the wound with a fresh teare, Which my Lucasta dropped, And in the sleave-silke of her haire 'Twas hard bound up and wrapped.
[ « ] Digit zed by G00gle RICHARD LOVELACE IX She proab'd it with her constancie, And found no rancor nigh it; Only the anger of her eye Had wrought some proud flesh by it.
X Then prest she narde in ev'ry veine, Which from her kisses trilled; And with the balme heald all its paine, That from her hand distilled.
What to read after Lucasta: the Poems of Richard Lovelace, Esquire;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phelps, William Lyon, 1865-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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