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<p>Simonowicz was born in Leopol in 1553.<lb/>
 
He was of low origin, but he obtained <add>a patent</add> nobility<lb/>
 
<del>in com</del> as a reward for his poetic ballads.  He<lb/>
 
died in 1624.  He was a Canon of Leopol.</p>
<p>Goats! pleasing goats – my only dear flock<lb/>
Here are meadows – brush-wood &amp; <del>wal</del>nut trees<lb/>
Here you may eat the green leaves – the young sprouts<lb/>
While I will lie down near the stream of this murmring water<lb/>
And (forget) <add>destroy</add> sorrow either in a sweet sleep, – or by song<lb/>
For my Phillis has taken away the <unclear>fine</unclear> count of thought.<lb/>
What's to be done?  Whatever fortune deems<lb/>
The heart must bear &amp; feed on it.  O cruel maid!<lb/>
For thee neither my health nor the heavy (torment) <add>trouble</add> of my<lb/>
Distracted thoughts – nor the chained heart, – nor my ardent desire<lb/>
Nor <add>my</add> plighted faith – remains in thy memory.  (<gap/>)<lb/>
For thee my orchards bore fruits.  For thee my folds<lb/>
Give out milk – Every fine lamb was for thee<lb/>
And every kid – for thee the <add>honey bearing</add> bees <del>made honey in their hives</del> <add>in the woods</add></p>
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Simonowicz was born in Leopol in 1553.
He was of low origin, but he obtained a patent nobility
in com as a reward for his poetic ballads. He
died in 1624. He was a Canon of Leopol.

Goats! pleasing goats – my only dear flock
Here are meadows – brush-wood & walnut trees
Here you may eat the green leaves – the young sprouts
While I will lie down near the stream of this murmring water
And (forget) destroy sorrow either in a sweet sleep, – or by song
For my Phillis has taken away the fine count of thought.
What's to be done? Whatever fortune deems
The heart must bear & feed on it. O cruel maid!
For thee neither my health nor the heavy (torment) trouble of my
Distracted thoughts – nor the chained heart, – nor my ardent desire
Nor my plighted faith – remains in thy memory. ()
For thee my orchards bore fruits. For thee my folds
Give out milk – Every fine lamb was for thee
And every kid – for thee the honey bearing bees made honey in their hives in the woods


Identifier: | JB/110/104/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

Date_1

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Box

110

Main Headings

Folio number

104

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f3 / / /

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36094

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