Robert Chesters Loves Martyr Or Rosalins Complaint 1601 With Its Suppl
Robert Chesters Loves Martyr Or Rosalins Complaint 1601 With Its Suppl
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I Jiad rather lone though ill value Any but unto her do owe their dutie : Other may blaze, but I will alwaies fay, Grace whom thou lift, fhe beares the palme away.
8. IVhat cucr fall, I am at call.
What thunder ftormes of enuie fliall arife, Euer to thee my heart is durable, Fall fortunes wheele on me to tyrrannize, I will be alwayes found inexorable : Am I not then to thee mo ft ftable ?
At morne, midnight, and at mid-dayes funne, Call when thou wilt, my deare, to thee He runne.
9- / Jiad rath...er lone, tho?igh in value tJiat face, Then hatie of auy other grace, I now do wifh my loue fhould be releiued, Had I my thoughts in compaffe of my will, Rather than liue and furfeit being grieued, Loue in my breaft doth wondrous things fulfill. Though loues vnkindneffe many men do kill, In her I truft, that is my true fworne louer, Vaine he doth write that doth her vertues fmother.
that That flie is faire. Nature her felfe alloweth, face. Face full of beauty, eyes refembling fire, then Then my pure hart to loue thy hart ftill voweth, ha2ie Haue me in fauour for my good defire, of Of holy loue, Loues Temple to afpire ; auy Any but thee my thoughts will nere require, other Other fweet motions now I will conceale grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I Jiad rather lone though ill value Any but unto her do owe their dutie : Other may blaze, but I will alwaies fay, Grace whom thou lift, fhe beares the palme away.
8. IVhat cucr fall, I am at call.
What thunder ftormes of enuie fliall arife, Euer to thee my heart is durable, Fall fortunes wheele on me to tyrrannize, I will be alwayes found inexorable : Am I not then to thee mo ft ftable ?
At morne, midnight, and at mid-dayes funne, Call when thou wilt, my deare, to thee He runne.
9- / Jiad rath...er lone, tho?igh in value tJiat face, Then hatie of auy other grace, I now do wifh my loue fhould be releiued, Had I my thoughts in compaffe of my will, Rather than liue and furfeit being grieued, Loue in my breaft doth wondrous things fulfill. Though loues vnkindneffe many men do kill, In her I truft, that is my true fworne louer, Vaine he doth write that doth her vertues fmother.
that That flie is faire. Nature her felfe alloweth, face. Face full of beauty, eyes refembling fire, then Then my pure hart to loue thy hart ftill voweth, ha2ie Haue me in fauour for my good defire, of Of holy loue, Loues Temple to afpire ; auy Any but thee my thoughts will nere require, other Other fweet motions now I will conceale grace.
What to read after Robert Chesters Loves Martyr Or Rosalins Complaint 1601 With Its Suppl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Chester to read onlineMoreLess
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