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Date: 1592
"Thine eye the glasse where I behold my hart, / mine eye the window, through the which thine eye / may see my hart, and there thy selfe espye / in bloudie colours how thou painted art."
preview | full record— Constable, Henry (1562-1613)
Date: 1693
"So Fancy paints, so does the Poet write, / When he wou'd work a Tempest to the height."
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