Rare Poems of the Sixteenth And Seventeenth Centuries
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N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
Adon were unkind, say I Je vous en prie, pity me !
N'oserez-vous? mon bel ! mon bel ! N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
To let fair Venus die for woe N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
That doth love sweet Adon so. Je vous en prie, pity me !
N'oserez-vous? mon bel ! mon bel ! N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
MENAPHON'S ROUNDELAY WHEN tender ewes, brought home with evening sun, Wend to their folds, And to their holds The shepherds trudge when light of day is done, Upon a tree The E...agle, Jove's fair bird, did perch ; There resteth he : A little Fly his harbour then did search, And did presume, though others laugh'd thereat, To perch whereas the princely Eagle sat.
The Eagle frown'd, and shook his royal wings, And charged the Fly From thence to hie : Afraid, in haste the little creature flings ; Yet seeks again, 44 GREENE Fearful, to perk him by the Eagle's side : With moody vein The speedy post of Ganymede replied Vassal ! avaunt ! or with my wings you die ; Is 't fit an Eagle seat him with a Fly ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
Adon were unkind, say I Je vous en prie, pity me !
N'oserez-vous? mon bel ! mon bel ! N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
To let fair Venus die for woe N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
That doth love sweet Adon so. Je vous en prie, pity me !
N'oserez-vous? mon bel ! mon bel ! N'oserez-vous? mon bel ami !
MENAPHON'S ROUNDELAY WHEN tender ewes, brought home with evening sun, Wend to their folds, And to their holds The shepherds trudge when light of day is done, Upon a tree The E...agle, Jove's fair bird, did perch ; There resteth he : A little Fly his harbour then did search, And did presume, though others laugh'd thereat, To perch whereas the princely Eagle sat.
The Eagle frown'd, and shook his royal wings, And charged the Fly From thence to hie : Afraid, in haste the little creature flings ; Yet seeks again, 44 GREENE Fearful, to perk him by the Eagle's side : With moody vein The speedy post of Ganymede replied Vassal ! avaunt ! or with my wings you die ; Is 't fit an Eagle seat him with a Fly ?
What to read after Rare Poems of the Sixteenth And Seventeenth Centuries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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