Spenser: SelectionsClarendon Press, 1956 - 208 pages |
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Page 107
... knight nigh quake for feare , As bidding bold defiance to his foeman neare . The knight gan fairely couch his steadie speare , And fiercely ran at him with rigorous might : The pointed steele arriving rudely theare , His harder hide ...
... knight nigh quake for feare , As bidding bold defiance to his foeman neare . The knight gan fairely couch his steadie speare , And fiercely ran at him with rigorous might : The pointed steele arriving rudely theare , His harder hide ...
Page 143
... Knight under a forrest side , Sitting in shade beside his grazing steede ; Who soone as them approaching he descride ... knight , upon a ventrous knight Without displeasance for to prove his spere . But reade you Sir , sith ye my name ...
... Knight under a forrest side , Sitting in shade beside his grazing steede ; Who soone as them approaching he descride ... knight , upon a ventrous knight Without displeasance for to prove his spere . But reade you Sir , sith ye my name ...
Page 144
... Knight , as others use . Then this , Sir Salvage Knight ( quoth he ) areede ; Or doe you here within this forrest wonne , That seemeth well to answere to your weede ? Or have ye it for some occasion donne ? That rather seemes , sith ...
... Knight , as others use . Then this , Sir Salvage Knight ( quoth he ) areede ; Or doe you here within this forrest wonne , That seemeth well to answere to your weede ? Or have ye it for some occasion donne ? That rather seemes , sith ...
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