nus and adonis(略追帽才唖謹鶴帽)-及3嫗
梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈��梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈��梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何��
!!!!隆堋響頼��紗秘慕禰厮宴和肝写偬堋響��
palfrey from the mare。'
Thus she replies�此 �'Thy palfrey�察 �as he should�察 �Welcomes the warm
approach of sweet desire�此�Affection is a coal that must be cool'd�察 �Else�察�
suffer'd�察�it will set the heart on fire�此�
The sea hath bounds�察�but deep desire hath none�察�Therefore no marvel
though thy horse be gone。
'How like a Jade he stood�察�tied to the tree�察�Servilely master'd with a
leathern rein� �
But when he saw his love�察 �his youth's fair fee�察 �He held such petty
bondage in disdain�察 �Throwing the base thong from his bending crest�察�
Enfranchising his mouth�察�his back�察�his breast。
'Who sees his true´love in her naked bed�察�Teaching the sheets a whiter
hue than white�察�But�察�when his glutton eye so full hath fed�察�His other agents
aim at like delight�拭�
Who is so faint�察�that dare not bo so bold To touch the fire�察�the weather
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being cold�拭�
'Let me excuse thy courser�察 �gentle boy�察�And learn of him�察 �I heartily
beseech thee�察�
To take advantage on presented joy Though I were dumb�察 �yet his
proceedings teach thee。 O learn to love�察�the lesson is but plain�察�And once
made perfect�察�never lost again。
'I know not love��' quoth he�察�'nor will not know it�察�Unless it be a boar�察�
and then I chase it�察�'Tis much to borrow�察�and I will not owe it�察�My love to
love is love but to disgrace it�察�
For I have heard it is a life in death�察�That laughs and weeps�察�and all
but with a breath。
'Who wears a garment shapeless and unfinish'd�拭�Who plucks the bud
before one leaf put forth�拭�
If springing things be any jot diminish'd�察�They wither in their prime�察�
prove nothing worth�察 �The colt that's back'd and burden'd being young
Loseth his pride�察�and never waxeth strong。
'You hurt my hand with wringing Iet us part�察�And leave this idle theme�察�
this bootless chat�此�Remove your siege from my unyielding heart�察�To love's
alarms it will not ope the gate�此�
Dismiss your vows�察 �your feigned tears�察 �your flattery�察 �For where a
heart is hard they make no battery。'
'What� �canst thou talk��' quoth she�察�'hast thou a tongue�拭�O� �would thou
hadst not�察�or I had no hearing�察�
Thy mermaid's voice hath done me double wrong�察 �I had my load
before�察 �now press'd with bearing�此 �Melodious discord�察 �heavenly tune�察�
harsh´sounding�察�Ear's deep´sweet music�察�and heart's deep´sore wounding。
'Had I no eyes but ears�察�my ears would love
That inward beauty and invisible�察�Or were I deaf�察�thy outward parts
would move Each part in me that were but sensible�此�
Though neither eyes nor ears�察�to hear nor see�察�Yet should I be in love
by touching thee。
'Say�察�that the sense of feeling were bereft me�察�And that I could not see�察�
nor hear�察�nor touch�察�
And nothing but the very smell were left me�察�Yet would my love to
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thee be still as much�察�For from the stillitory of thy face excelling Comes
breath perfum'd that breedeth love by smelling。
'But O� �what banquet wert thou to the taste�察�
Being nurse and feeder of the other four�察 �Would they not wish the
feast might ever last�察 �And bid Suspicion double´lock the door�察 �Lest
Jealousy�察�that sour unwelcome guest�察�Should�察�by his stealing in�察�disturb the
feast��'
Once more the ruby´colour'd portal open'd�察�Which to his speech did
honey passage yield�察�
Like a red morn�察 �that ever yet betoken'd Wrack to the seaman�察�
tempest to the field�察�Sorrow to shepherds�察�woe unto the birds�察�Gusts and
foul flaws to herdmen and to herds。
This ill presage advisedly she marketh�此 �Even as the wind is hush'd
before it raineth�察 �Or as the wolf doth grin before he barketh�察 �Or as the
berry breaks before it staineth�察�
Or like the deadly bullet of a gun�察 �His meaning struck her ere his
words begun。
And at his look she flatly falleth down For looks kill love�察�and love by
looks reviveth�察�
A smile recures the wounding of a frown�察�But blessed bankrupt�察�that
by love so thriveth� �The silly boy�察 �believing she is dead Claps her pale
cheek�察�till clapping makes it red�察�
And all amaz'd brake off his late intent�察 �For sharply he did think to
reprehend her�察�Which cunning love did wittily prevent�此 �Fair fall the wit
that can so well defend her� �
For on the grass she lies as she were slain Till his breath breatheth
life in her again。
He wrings her nose�察�he strikes her on the cheeks�察�He bends her fingers�察�
holds her pulses hard�察�
He chafes her lips�察�a thousand ways he seeks To mend the hurt that
his unkindness marr'd�此�He kisses her�察�and she�察�by her good will�察�Will never
rise�察�so he will kiss her still。
The night of sorrow now is turn'd to day�此 �Her two blue windows
faintly she up´heaveth�察�Like the fair sun�察�when in his fresh array He cheers
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the morn�察�and all the world relieveth�此�
And as the bright sun glorifies the sky�察�So is her face illumin'd with
her eye�察�
Whose beams upon his hairless face are fix'd�察�As if from thence they
borrow'd all their shine。
Were never four such lamps together mix'd�察�Had not his clouded with
his brow's repine�察 �But hers�察 �which through the crystal tears gave light
Shone like the moon in water seen by night。
'O� �where am I��' quoth she�察 �'in earth or heaven�察 �Or in the ocean
drench'd�察�or in the fire�拭�What hour is this�拭�or morn or weary even�拭�Do I
delight to die�察�or life desire�拭�
But now I liv'd�察�and life was death's annoy�察�But now I died�察�and death
was lively joy。
'O� �thou didst kill me�察�kill me once again�此�Thy eyes' shrewd tutor�察�that
hard heart of thine�察�
Hath taught them scornful tricks�察 �and such disdain�察 �That they have
murder'd this poor heart of mine�察�And these mine eyes�察�true leaders to their
queen�察�But for thy piteous lips no more had seen。
'Long may they kiss each other for this cure� �O� �never let their crimson
liveries wear�察 �And as they last�察 �their verdure still endure�察 �To drive
infection from the dangerous year�此�
That the star´gazers�察 �having writ on death�察 �May say�察 �the plague is
banish'd by thy breath。
'Pure lips�察�sweet seals in my soft lips imprinted�察�What bargains may I
make�察�still to be sealing�拭�
To sell myself I can be well contented�察�So thou wilt buy and pay and
use good dealing�察�Which purchase if thou make�察�for fear of slips Set thy
seal´manual on my wax´red lips。
'A thousand kisses buys my heart from me�察 �And pay them at thy
leisure�察�one by one。 What is ten hundred touches unto thee�拭�Are they not
quickly told and quickly gone�拭�
Say�察�for non´payment that the debt should double�察�Is twenty hundred
kisses such a trouble��'
'Fair queen��' quoth he�察 �'if any love you owe me�察 �Measure my
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strangeness with my unripe years�此�
Before I know myself�察 �seek not to know me�察 �No fisher but the
ungrown fry forbears�此�The mellow plum doth fall�察�the green sticks fast�察�Or
being early pluck'd is sour to taste。
'Look� �the world's comforter�察�with weary gait His day's hot task hath
ended in the west�察�The owl�察�night's herald�察�shrieks�察�'tis very late�察�The sheep
are gone to fold�察�birds to their nest�察�
And coal´black clouds that shadow heaven's light Do summon us to
part�察�and bid good night。
'Now let me say good night�察�and so say you�察�If you will say so�察�you
shall have a kiss。'
'Good night��' quoth she�察 �and ere he says adieu�察 �The honey fee of
parting tender'd is�此 �Her arms do lend his neck a sweet embrace�察�
Incorporate then they seem�察�face grows to face。
Till�察 �breathless�察 �he disjoin'd�察 �and backward drew The heavenly
moisture�察 �that sweet coral mouth�察 �Whose precious taste her thirsty lips
well knew�察�Whereon they surfeit�察�yet complain on drouth�此�
He with her plenty press'd�察�she faint with dearth�察�Their lips together
glu'd�察�fall to the earth。
Now quick desire hath caught the yielding prey�察�And glutton´like she
feeds�察�yet never filleth�察�
Her lips are conquerors�察 �his lips obey�察 �Paying what ransom the
insulter willeth�察�Whose vulture thought doth pitch the price so high�察�That
she will draw his lips' rich treasure dry。
And having felt the sweetness of the spoil�察 �With blindfold fury she
begins to forage�察�Her face doth reek and smoke�察�her blood doth boil�察�And
careless lust stirs up a desperate courage�察�
Planting oblivion�察�beating reason back�察�Forgetting shame's pure blush
and honour's wrack。
Hot�察�faint�察�and weary�察�with her hard embracing�察�Like a wild bird being
tam'd with too much handling�察 �Or as the fleet´foot roe that's tir'd with
chasing�察�
Or like the froward infant still'd with dandling�察�He now obeys�察�and
now no more resisteth�察�While she takes all she can�察�not all she listeth。
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What wax so frozen but dissolves with tempering�察�And yields at last to
every light impression�拭 �Things out of hope are compass'd oft with
venturing�察�Chiefly in love�察�whose leave exceeds commission�此�
Affection faints not like a pale´fac'd coward�察 �But then woos best
when most his choice is froward。
When he did frown�察�O� �had she then gave over�察�Such nectar from his
lips she had not suck'd。
Foul words and frowns must not repel a lover�察�What though the rose
have prickles�察�yet 'tis pluck'd�此�Were beauty under twenty locks kept fast�察�
Yet love breaks through and picks them all at last。
For pity now she can no more detain him�察�
The poor fool prays her that he may depart�此�She is resolv'd no longer
to restrain him�察�Bids him farewell�察�and look well to her heart�察�
The which�察 �by Cupid's bow she doth protest�察 �He carries thence
incaged in his breast。
'Sweet