 Oh, had that soule which honor brought to rest too soone not left and reft the world of all what man could showe, which wee perfection call This halfe maim'd peece had sorted with the best. Deepe wounds enlarg'd, long festred in their gall fresh bleeding...  Attending to Women in Early Modern England - Page 138edited by - 1994 - 382 pagesLimited preview - About this book
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...highly emotionally charged female speech — Hecuba and Niobe. Both women, in fact, are grief stricken at the violent and unnatural deaths of their closest...what man could showe, which wee perfection call This halfe maim'd peece had sorted with the best. Deepe wounds enlarg'd, long festred in their gall fresh... | |
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...and all of tongues with soule and voice admire Theise sacred Hymmes thy Kinglie Prophet form'd. 15 Oh, had that soule which honor brought to rest too...what man could showe, which wee perfection call This halfe maim'd peece had sorted with the best. Deepe wounds enlarg'd, long festred in their gall 20 fresh... | |
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