The Poetical Works of John Milton, 3±ÇBell and Daldy, 1831 |
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... fair flower , untimely pluckt , soon vaded , Pluckt in the bud , and vaded in the spring ! Bright orient pearle , alack , too timely shaded , Fair Creature , kild too soone by Death's sharpe sting . ' 10 If likewise he some fair one ...
... fair flower , untimely pluckt , soon vaded , Pluckt in the bud , and vaded in the spring ! Bright orient pearle , alack , too timely shaded , Fair Creature , kild too soone by Death's sharpe sting . ' 10 If likewise he some fair one ...
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... fair biding place . IV . Yet art thou not inglorious in thy fate ; For so Apollo , with unweeting hand , Whilome did slay his dearly - loved mate , Young Hyacinth , born on Eurotas ' strand , Young Hyacinth , the pride of Spartan land ...
... fair biding place . IV . Yet art thou not inglorious in thy fate ; For so Apollo , with unweeting hand , Whilome did slay his dearly - loved mate , Young Hyacinth , born on Eurotas ' strand , Young Hyacinth , the pride of Spartan land ...
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... fair gates the Lord loves more Than all the dwellings fair VOL . III . R 5 Of Jacob's land , though there be store , And PSALMS . 241.
... fair gates the Lord loves more Than all the dwellings fair VOL . III . R 5 Of Jacob's land , though there be store , And PSALMS . 241.
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