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_Ibid._ (574).

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Who, when he lived, his breath and beauty set Gloss on the Rose, smell to the Violet.

_Ibid._ (935).

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Their silent war of Lilies and of Roses.

_Lucrece_ (71).

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O how her fear did make her colour rise, First red as Roses that on lawn we lay, Then white as lawn, the Roses took away.

_Ibid._ (257).

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That even for anger makes the Lily pale, And the red Rose blush at her own disgrace.

_Ibid._ (477).

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I know what Thorns the growing Rose defends.

_Ibid._ (492).

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Rose-cheeked Adonis hied him to the chase.

_Venus and Adonis._ (3).

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A sudden pale, Like lawn being spread upon the blus.h.i.+ng Rose, Usurps her cheek.

_Ibid._ (589).

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