An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
History
An English Garner: Ingatherings from Our History and Literature (4 of 8)
English literature
The painful ploughman 269
_There, a fountain_ 509
_Therefore have the_ 492
_Therefore know!_ 429
_Therefore on my_ 508
_There lives no Swain_ 481
There was but One 291
These faults had 285
These Ladies 63
_These, thy flocks do_ 490
The Spring of Youth 292
The sun hath twice 296
The sweet content 268
The tender Sprigs 274
"The things we have 293
The time will come 294
_The wishes of the_ 170
The worth that 48
Think'st thou, then 39
This Beauty shews 612
_This I knowing, did_ 382
This, thy Picture 361
_Those Ears, thou_ 505
_Those Eyes, which_ 506
_Those Fancies that_ 507
_Those Lips, whereon_ 506
Those sorry books 61
"_Those that have set_ 401
Those, that Mistresses 361
_Those tresses of Hair_ 505
_Those, whom the_ 489
Though a stranger 359
_Though I vainly do_ 485
Though little sign 247
_Though of dainties_ 486
Though thou be fair 294
Though thy praise 358
_Though you Lord it_ 489
_Thou, their folly_ 492
Thou, to no man 361
Thus have I long 288
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