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... beauty's name ; But now is black beauty's successive heir , And beauty slandered with a bastard shame ; For since each hand hath put on nature's power , Fairing the foul 2 with art's false borrowed face , Sweet beauty hath no name , no ...
... beauty's name ; But now is black beauty's successive heir , And beauty slandered with a bastard shame ; For since each hand hath put on nature's power , Fairing the foul 2 with art's false borrowed face , Sweet beauty hath no name , no ...
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... beauty in poetry . In later sonnets mortality is found to be tainted with something more ghastly than mutability ... beauty abandoned . It is not that as Shakespeare grew older he came to love beauty less ; it is rather that he had come ...
... beauty in poetry . In later sonnets mortality is found to be tainted with something more ghastly than mutability ... beauty abandoned . It is not that as Shakespeare grew older he came to love beauty less ; it is rather that he had come ...
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... Beauty in Shakespeare : Sonnets 18 and 551 HALLETT SMITH There is much in Shakespeare's sonnets on the theme of the conflict between time and beauty . The cycle opens with a series which pleads with a fair young man to marry and beget ...
... Beauty in Shakespeare : Sonnets 18 and 551 HALLETT SMITH There is much in Shakespeare's sonnets on the theme of the conflict between time and beauty . The cycle opens with a series which pleads with a fair young man to marry and beget ...
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