[shakespeare-Quarto Facsimiles]
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When beauty liu'd and dy'edas flowrerf donow.
Before thefc baftard figncs of fairc were boroe, Or durft inhabit on a lining brow: Before the goulden trefles of the dead.
The right of fepulchers,wcre fliorneaway.
To liuc a fcond life on fccond head, Ere beauties dead fleece made another gay : In him thofe holy antique howcrs are feene.
Without all ornament,it felfe and true, Makliag no fummerof an others greene.
Robbing no ould to dreflc his beauty new, 12 And him as for a map doth Nature ftore....
To fiicw faulfe Art what beauty was of yore. w_ 69 "M THofc parts of thee that the worlds eye doth view.
Want nothing that the thought of hearts can inendt All toungs(the voice of foules)giuc thee that end, Vttring bare truth.cucn fo as foesCommend.
Their outward thus with outward praifels crownd.
But thofe fame toungs that glue thee fo thine owne.
In other accents doe this praifc confound By feeing farther then the eye hath fliowne.
They looke into the beauty of thy mind.
And that in guefle they meafurc by thy deeds, Then churls their thoughts(although their eies were kind) To thy faire flower ad the ranckc fmell of weeds, iz But why thy odor matcheth not thy (how.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When beauty liu'd and dy'edas flowrerf donow.
Before thefc baftard figncs of fairc were boroe, Or durft inhabit on a lining brow: Before the goulden trefles of the dead.
The right of fepulchers,wcre fliorneaway.
To liuc a fcond life on fccond head, Ere beauties dead fleece made another gay : In him thofe holy antique howcrs are feene.
Without all ornament,it felfe and true, Makliag no fummerof an others greene.
Robbing no ould to dreflc his beauty new, 12 And him as for a map doth Nature ftore....
To fiicw faulfe Art what beauty was of yore. w_ 69 "M THofc parts of thee that the worlds eye doth view.
Want nothing that the thought of hearts can inendt All toungs(the voice of foules)giuc thee that end, Vttring bare truth.cucn fo as foesCommend.
Their outward thus with outward praifels crownd.
But thofe fame toungs that glue thee fo thine owne.
In other accents doe this praifc confound By feeing farther then the eye hath fliowne.
They looke into the beauty of thy mind.
And that in guefle they meafurc by thy deeds, Then churls their thoughts(although their eies were kind) To thy faire flower ad the ranckc fmell of weeds, iz But why thy odor matcheth not thy (how.
What to read after [shakespeare-Quarto Facsimiles]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 to read onlineMoreLess
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