An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
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An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
English literature
Take me, ASSURANCE! 532
Tears but augment 652
_Tell me, my heart!_ 383
Tell me, TRUE LOVE! 652
_That Gait and those_ 506
That GOD's true Word 169
_That Forehead_ 505
_That Lust, which thy_ 507
_That Strength_ 504
The acts of Ages past 495
The ancient poets write 266
The child, for ever 292
The Cynic being asked 270
The day I see is clear 618
The days are now come 272
Thee! entirely 360
The envious swelling 67
_Thee! unknown_ 509
The fire of Love 274
_The force of Love_ 153
_The grief whereof_ 399
The Ladies ever 61
The Ladies smiled oft 483
The longest day 285
The lowest trees 621
The more the virtue 70
Their word is, spoken 55
_Then all those rare_ 505
Then, as I, on Thee 362
Then from high rock 616
Then his tears 616
Then I forthwith took 618
Then LOVE and FOLLY 286
_Then, O, why so_ 492
Then mote it follow 64
Then sit thee down! 524
_Then Thou, that art_ 502
Then thus I buzzed 620
_Then what new study_ 383
Then, while their loves 362
Then will I thus 70
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