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... loue , arrogancy , impudence , rayling , filching by translation , & c . ' ( 5. 3. 239-240 ) . He is valiant , and ' a man of the fword ' ( 4. 7. 20-1 ) ; poor ( 5. I. 77 ) , but not degraded by his poverty ( 5. I. 79 ff . ) ; not ...
... loue , arrogancy , impudence , rayling , filching by translation , & c . ' ( 5. 3. 239-240 ) . He is valiant , and ' a man of the fword ' ( 4. 7. 20-1 ) ; poor ( 5. I. 77 ) , but not degraded by his poverty ( 5. I. 79 ff . ) ; not ...
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... where the faire LYCORIS lies . 30 OVID . Who ? CYTHERIS , CORNELIVS GALLVS loue ? 15 habillaments ] Acoutrements Q Hart Q I haue ] I've W , G , N 17 has ] hath N 27 at TIBV . I , heele be there too , and 24 Poetafter [ I. iii .
... where the faire LYCORIS lies . 30 OVID . Who ? CYTHERIS , CORNELIVS GALLVS loue ? 15 habillaments ] Acoutrements Q Hart Q I haue ] I've W , G , N 17 has ] hath N 27 at TIBV . I , heele be there too , and 24 Poetafter [ I. iii .
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... loue 55 Shall be a law , and that sweet law I'le ftudie , The law , and art of facred IVLIAS loue : All other obiects will but abiects prooue . TIBV . Come , wee fhall haue thee as paffionate , as PROPERTIVS , anon . 60 OVID . O , how ...
... loue 55 Shall be a law , and that sweet law I'le ftudie , The law , and art of facred IVLIAS loue : All other obiects will but abiects prooue . TIBV . Come , wee fhall haue thee as paffionate , as PROPERTIVS , anon . 60 OVID . O , how ...
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... loue you , and [ 290 ] that I will approue in any grace my father the Emperour may fhew you . Is this your husband ? ALBI . For fault of a better , if it please your high- neffe . CHLO . Gods my life ! how hee shames mee ! CYTH . Not a ...
... loue you , and [ 290 ] that I will approue in any grace my father the Emperour may fhew you . Is this your husband ? ALBI . For fault of a better , if it please your high- neffe . CHLO . Gods my life ! how hee shames mee ! CYTH . Not a ...
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... loue , fir . ALBI . My wife will anfwere you all , gentlemen ; I'le come to you againe presently . PLAV . You haue chofen you a most faire companion here , CYTHERIS , and a very faire house . CYTH . To both which , you and all my ...
... loue , fir . ALBI . My wife will anfwere you all , gentlemen ; I'le come to you againe presently . PLAV . You haue chofen you a most faire companion here , CYTHERIS , and a very faire house . CYTH . To both which , you and all my ...
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