- rare
shall eternize, And in the
heavens write your
glorious name:
Where whenas death shall all the
world subdue, Our love
shall live, and
later life renew...
-
ontbonden wil ick zijn, Soo ick
ontbonden ben, soo
meerdert doch mijn pijn…
Whenas I am in love, in
fetters am I bound, When I in love am not,
shame doth me...
- "The Mad Maid's Song" "To the Virgins" "To Dianeme" "A
Sweet Disorder" "
Whenas in Silks" "To
Anthea Who May
Command Him Any Thing" "To Daffodils" "To Blossoms"...
- you
dismay for
Jesus Christ is
borne to save or
soules from Satan's
power Whenas we
runne astray —O
tidings of
comfort & joy —to save or
soules from Satan...
- Clothes”,
which features one of the most
famous phrases in
English literature:
Whenas in
silks my
Julia goes, Then, then (methinks) how
sweetly flows That liquefaction...
- and the ice in his
dissolving gives a
terrible crack like to thunder,
whenas out of the
midst of it, as out of Mont-Gibell, a
sulphureous stinking smoke...
- Richard's "To say the truth, so
Judas kissed his master/And
cried 'All hail',
whenas he
meant all harm" (5.7.33–34). The play also
featured in ITV's Will Shakespeare...
- Estes/Harrap Sing, O Muse, of the man so wary and wise, who in far
lands Wandered whenas he had
wasted the
sacred town of the Trojans. Many a
people he saw and beheld...
- pronunciation.
clothes was
historically pronounced the same way as the verb
close ("
Whenas in
silks my
Julia goes/.../The
liquefaction of her clothes"—Herrick), but...
- The
advice of "W.S." is also very
similar to that
expressed in the poem "
Whenas thine eye",
published as the work of
Shakespeare in the 1599 collection...
