Sonnets to the fairest Coelia [by William Percy] |
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Sonnet XV. ECHO.
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Sonnet XV. ECHO.
What is the faire to vvhom so long I plead?What is her face so Angell like?
Then vnto saints in mind sh'is not vnlike.
What may be hop'd of one so euill nat'red?
O then my vvoes hovv shall I ope best?
Then she is flexible.
Fie no, it is impossible.
About her straight then only our best.
Hovv must I first her loues to me approue?
Hovv if she say I may not kisse hir?
For all hir bobs I must then beare, or mis hir?
Then vvill she yeeld at length to Loue?
Eu'n so? Eu'n so. By Narcisse is it true?
Of thine honestie? J. Adieu.
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