Zepheria
Zepheria
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Oh then retire thy browes artillerie, Loue more, and more bliffe yet fhall honor thee.
E When 29 Canzon. 26.
When we in kind embracements had agre'd To keepe a royall banquet on our lips, How foone haue we another feaft decreed? And how at parting haue we mourn'd by fits?
Eftfoones in abfence haue we wayld much more, Till thofe voyd houres of intermiffion Were fpent, that we might reuell as before, How haue we bribed time for expedition?
And when remitted to our former loue-playes, How haue we ...(ouerweening in delight) Accuf'd the father Sexten of the dayes? That then with Eagles wings he tooke his flight. But now (old man) flye on, as fwift as thought, Sith eyes from loue and hope from heart is wrought.
Neare Canzon. 27.
Neare from a loflie pitch, hath made more fpeed The feather-fayling Faulcon to the lure, Nor fayrer ftoopt, when he on fill would feede, Then I [Zepherici) to thine eyes allure.
Neare from the deepe, when winds declare a tempeft, Pofts with more hafte the little Halciou, Nor fader hyes him to fome fafer reft, Then I haue fled from thy death-threatning frown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh then retire thy browes artillerie, Loue more, and more bliffe yet fhall honor thee.
E When 29 Canzon. 26.
When we in kind embracements had agre'd To keepe a royall banquet on our lips, How foone haue we another feaft decreed? And how at parting haue we mourn'd by fits?
Eftfoones in abfence haue we wayld much more, Till thofe voyd houres of intermiffion Were fpent, that we might reuell as before, How haue we bribed time for expedition?
And when remitted to our former loue-playes, How haue we ...(ouerweening in delight) Accuf'd the father Sexten of the dayes? That then with Eagles wings he tooke his flight. But now (old man) flye on, as fwift as thought, Sith eyes from loue and hope from heart is wrought.
Neare Canzon. 27.
Neare from a loflie pitch, hath made more fpeed The feather-fayling Faulcon to the lure, Nor fayrer ftoopt, when he on fill would feede, Then I [Zepherici) to thine eyes allure.
Neare from the deepe, when winds declare a tempeft, Pofts with more hafte the little Halciou, Nor fader hyes him to fome fafer reft, Then I haue fled from thy death-threatning frown.
What to read after Zepheria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Corser to read onlineMoreLess
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