Publications of the Spenser Society No. 46
Publications of the Spenser Society No. 46
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Mans wit doth build for time but to deuoure, But vertue's free from time and fortunes powre ; Then my kinde Lord, fweete Gilford be not grieu'd.
The foule is heauenly, and from heauen relieu'd ; And as we once haue plighted troth together, Now let vs make exchange of mindes to either ; To thy faire breaft take my refolued minde, Armde againi\blacke difpaire, and all her kinde.
And to my bofome breathe that foule of thine, There to be made as perfe£l as is mine ; So fhall our faith as firmely be... approued.
As I of thee, or thou of me beloued.
This life no life, were thou not deere to mee, Nor this no death, were I not woe for thee.
Aa 3 Thou 36s Englands Heroicall Epijlles.
Thou my deere husband, and my Lord before, But truely leame to die, thou flialt be more.
Now Hue by prayer, on heauen fixe all thy thought, And furely finde, what e're by zeale is fought ; For each good motion that the foule awakes, A heauenly figure fees, from whence it takes That fweete refemblance, which by power of kinde.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mans wit doth build for time but to deuoure, But vertue's free from time and fortunes powre ; Then my kinde Lord, fweete Gilford be not grieu'd.
The foule is heauenly, and from heauen relieu'd ; And as we once haue plighted troth together, Now let vs make exchange of mindes to either ; To thy faire breaft take my refolued minde, Armde againi\blacke difpaire, and all her kinde.
And to my bofome breathe that foule of thine, There to be made as perfe£l as is mine ; So fhall our faith as firmely be... approued.
As I of thee, or thou of me beloued.
This life no life, were thou not deere to mee, Nor this no death, were I not woe for thee.
Aa 3 Thou 36s Englands Heroicall Epijlles.
Thou my deere husband, and my Lord before, But truely leame to die, thou flialt be more.
Now Hue by prayer, on heauen fixe all thy thought, And furely finde, what e're by zeale is fought ; For each good motion that the foule awakes, A heauenly figure fees, from whence it takes That fweete refemblance, which by power of kinde.
What to read after Publications of the Spenser Society No. 46?
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