Pastoral Poems By Nicholas Breton,
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Note of me was never took, For my woman-like perfections;But so like a man I look, It hath gained me best affections. For my love as many showers Have been wept as have for yours: And yet none doth me condemn For abuse, or scorning them.
Though of dainties you have store, To delight a choicer palate, Yet your taste is pleased no more Than is mine in one poor sallet. You to please your senses feed But I eat good blood to breed; And am most delighted then When I spend it like a man.
Though you lo...rd it over me, You in vain thereof have braved;For those lusts my servants be Whereunto your minds are slaved. To yourselves you wise appear, But, alas! deceived you are; You do foolish me esteem, And are that which I do seem.
When your faults I open lay, You are moved, and mad with vexing;But you ne'er could do or say Aught to drive me to perplexing. Therefore, my despis
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Note of me was never took, For my woman-like perfections;But so like a man I look, It hath gained me best affections. For my love as many showers Have been wept as have for yours: And yet none doth me condemn For abuse, or scorning them.
Though of dainties you have store, To delight a choicer palate, Yet your taste is pleased no more Than is mine in one poor sallet. You to please your senses feed But I eat good blood to breed; And am most delighted then When I spend it like a man.
Though you lo...rd it over me, You in vain thereof have braved;For those lusts my servants be Whereunto your minds are slaved. To yourselves you wise appear, But, alas! deceived you are; You do foolish me esteem, And are that which I do seem.
When your faults I open lay, You are moved, and mad with vexing;But you ne'er could do or say Aught to drive me to perplexing. Therefore, my despis
What to read after Pastoral Poems By Nicholas Breton,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Breton Nicholas to read onlineMoreLess
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