Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 460
ned it out again,And saw her walk that very womanly, With no wight more, but only women twain.Then gan I study in myself and sayne: Oh, sweet! are ye a worldly creature,Or heavenly thing in likeness of nature? What a thing it is to be a poet, greater than tobe a king ! Cannot you see the young man… … SCENE IN WINDSOR FOREST. He tells us that it was fast by the towers wall,closed round with hawthorn hedges, with greenbowers, and thick boughs and leaves which be-shaded all the alleys that there were ; and howon the branches sat the littel swete nyghtingaleand song so loud and clere the ympnis…
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