...pun in mind 1 src, Like to lunoe's birds of pride, Scarce each other can abide: Friends like to black swannes appearing, Sooner these than those in hearing....Pan) That I, without thy denying, May be still to thec relying. Only for my two loues sake, Sir Ed. D. & MFG In whose loue I pleasure take ; Only two...

...mind I see ; Like to Juno's birds of pride, Scarce each other can abide : Friends like to black swans appearing, Sooner these than those in hearing. Therefore, Pan, if thou may'st be Made to listen unto me, Grant, I say, if seely man May make treaty to god Pan, That I, without thy denying, May be...

...mind I see ; Like to Juno's birds of pride, Scarce each other can abide ; Friends like to black swans appearing, Sooner these than those in hearing. Therefore, Pan, if thou may'st be Made to listen unto me, Grant, I say, if silly man May make treaty to god Pan, That I without thy denying, May be...

...mind I see ; Like to Juno's birds of pride, Scarce each other can abide : Friends like to black swans appearing, Sooner these than those in hearing. " Therefore, Pan, if thou may'st be Made to listen unto me, Grant, I say, if seely man May make treaty to god Pan, That I, without thy denying, May be...

...Then this false, fine, Courtly pleasure. "Where, how many Creatures be, So many pufft in mind I see, Like to Junoe's birdes of pride, Scarce each other...hearing. "Therefore, Pan, if thou mayst be Made to listen unto me, Grant, I say (if seely man May make treaty to god Pan), That I, without thy denying, May be...

...in mind I see, Like tojunoe's birdes of pride, Scarce each other can abide, Friends like to blackc Swannes appearing, Sooner these than those in hearing. "Therefore, Pan, if thou mayst be Made to listen unto me, Grant, I say (if secly man May make treaty to god Pan), That I, without thy denying, May be...