Read full poem →The filthy _What-d'ye-call-it_[71]--I have seen.
Ah, royal Princess! for whose sake I lost
The reputation, which so dear had cost;
Dictionary Entry
Cause, interest or account
In a Sentence
“For the sake of argument”
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Poetry examples for “sake”
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Read full poem →Act sins which Prisca's confessor scarce hears.
Ev'n those I pardon, for whose sinful sake
Schoolmen new tenements in hell must make;
Read full poem →its way into the world. An imperfect copy having been offer'd to a
Bookseller, you had the good-nature for my sake to consent to the
publication of one more correct: This I was forc'd to, before I had
Read full poem →Yours has been a slighter ailment, will you sicken
for her sake ?
You, not you! your modern amourist is of easier,
Read full poem →uality and materialism, moral purpose in literature and the
cry of “Art for Art’s sake.” Tennyson belonged definitely,
as did the large majority of his readers, to the older genera-
Read full poem →Now therefore, if her pity further me,
Doubtless for her sake all my days shall be
As righteous as she is.
Read full poem →Hidden in flesh most fair,
For all men's sake the likeness of all love;
Holy that virgin's womb,
Read full poem →Who is good, who is pure, who is fair,
Even her for whose sake
Love hath ta'en me and slain unaware.
Read full poem →Shame may do most where fear is found most weak;
That which for shame's sake yet I have not done,
Shall it be done for fear's? Take thine own way;
Read full poem →Yea, for their sake and in death's favour
Things of sweet shape and of sweet savour
