Cynthia, VVith Certaine Sonnets, and the Legend of Cassandra [by RIchard Barnfield] |
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[One name there is, which name aboue all other] |
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[One name there is, which name aboue all other]
One name there is, which name aboue all otherI most esteeme, as time and place shall proue:
The one is Vesta, th' other Cupids Mother,
The first my Goddesse is, the last my loue;
Subiect to Both I am: to that by berth;
To this for beautie; fairest on the earth.
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