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"I would in rich and golden coloured raine,
With tempting showers in pleasant sort discend," |
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Thomas Lodge (1558?-1625), British poet. Phyllis (Sect. 2, l. 1-2). . .
Anchor Anthology of Sixteenth-Century Verse, The. Richard S. Sylvester, ed. (1974) Doubleday Anchor Books.
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"Into faire Phillis lappe (my lovely friend)
When sleepe hir sence with slomber doth restraine.
I would be chaunged to a milk-white Bull,
When midst the gladsome fieldes she should appeare," |
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Thomas Lodge (1558?-1625), British poet. Phyllis (Sect. 2, l. 3-6). . .
Anchor Anthology of Sixteenth-Century Verse, The. Richard S. Sylvester, ed. (1974) Doubleday Anchor Books.
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