Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham |
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The DREAM READY to throw me at the feet Of that fair nymph whom I adore , Impatient those delights to meet , Which I enjoyed the night before ; By her wonted scornful brow , Soon the fond mistake I find ; Ixion mourn'd his error so ...
The DREAM READY to throw me at the feet Of that fair nymph whom I adore , Impatient those delights to meet , Which I enjoyed the night before ; By her wonted scornful brow , Soon the fond mistake I find ; Ixion mourn'd his error so ...
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Then her neck , and breasts , and hair , And her ... but my charming fair Does in a thousand things excel , Which I must not , dare not tell . How go on then ? oh ! I see A lovely VENUS drawn by thee ; Oh how fair she does appear !
Then her neck , and breasts , and hair , And her ... but my charming fair Does in a thousand things excel , Which I must not , dare not tell . How go on then ? oh ! I see A lovely VENUS drawn by thee ; Oh how fair she does appear !
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So the dearest joys of loving , Which scarce heav'n can go beyond , We'll be ev'ry day improving , Shep . You more fair , and I more fond . Nym . I more fair , and you more fond . TO A LADY RETIRING INTO A A MONASTERY What breast 39.
So the dearest joys of loving , Which scarce heav'n can go beyond , We'll be ev'ry day improving , Shep . You more fair , and I more fond . Nym . I more fair , and you more fond . TO A LADY RETIRING INTO A A MONASTERY What breast 39.
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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