Complete Works of Edmund SpenserMacmillan, 1893 - 736 pages |
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Page viii
... Sweet warriour ! when shall I have peace with you ? Now turne againe my teme , thou jolly swayne 402 PAGE To praise ... Sweet is the Rose , but growes upon a brere Sweet Smile ! the daughter of the Queene of Love 316 • 343 322 91 576 578 ...
... Sweet warriour ! when shall I have peace with you ? Now turne againe my teme , thou jolly swayne 402 PAGE To praise ... Sweet is the Rose , but growes upon a brere Sweet Smile ! the daughter of the Queene of Love 316 • 343 322 91 576 578 ...
Page xix
... sweet will about the hills and dales that surrounded his rural home . In one of his earliest extant poems ( the Twelfth Eclogue of the Shepheardes Calendar ) he describes with much fervour and delight , and with his characteristic ...
... sweet will about the hills and dales that surrounded his rural home . In one of his earliest extant poems ( the Twelfth Eclogue of the Shepheardes Calendar ) he describes with much fervour and delight , and with his characteristic ...
Page xxvi
... sweet tranquillity . If vulgar men discovered their new worlds , and trafficked and bustled there , why should not the poet discover his Arcadia , and repose at his ease in it , secure from the noises of feet going and coming over the ...
... sweet tranquillity . If vulgar men discovered their new worlds , and trafficked and bustled there , why should not the poet discover his Arcadia , and repose at his ease in it , secure from the noises of feet going and coming over the ...
Page xxxi
... sweet adolescence ; but still it was exile , and this fact may explain that tone of discontent which here and there is perceptible in his writings . ‡ When in 1580 Arthur , Lord Grey of Wilton , was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ...
... sweet adolescence ; but still it was exile , and this fact may explain that tone of discontent which here and there is perceptible in his writings . ‡ When in 1580 Arthur , Lord Grey of Wilton , was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ...
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... sweet fervour of unextinguished affection : Most gentle spirite breathed from above , Out of the bosom of the Makers blis , In whom all bountie and all vertuous love Appeared in their native propertis And did enrich that noble breast of ...
... sweet fervour of unextinguished affection : Most gentle spirite breathed from above , Out of the bosom of the Makers blis , In whom all bountie and all vertuous love Appeared in their native propertis And did enrich that noble breast of ...
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