Spenser: SelectionsClarendon Press, 1956 - 208 pages |
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... soule , the which derived was At first , out of that great immortall Spright , By whom all live to love , whilome ... soule the bodie forme doth take : ΠΟ 121 130 For soule is forme , and doth the bodie make . Therefore where ever that ...
... soule , the which derived was At first , out of that great immortall Spright , By whom all live to love , whilome ... soule the bodie forme doth take : ΠΟ 121 130 For soule is forme , and doth the bodie make . Therefore where ever that ...
Page 90
... soule , with faire conditions thewed , Fit to receive the seede of vertue strewed . For all that faire is , is by nature good ; That is a signe to know the gentle blood . Yet oft it falles , that many a gentle mynd Dwels in deformed ...
... soule , with faire conditions thewed , Fit to receive the seede of vertue strewed . For all that faire is , is by nature good ; That is a signe to know the gentle blood . Yet oft it falles , that many a gentle mynd Dwels in deformed ...
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... soule in deepe delight nigh dround : And when it ceast , shrill trompets loud did bray , That their report did farre away rebound , And when they ceast , it gan againe to play , The whiles the maskers marched forth in trim aray . iv vi ...
... soule in deepe delight nigh dround : And when it ceast , shrill trompets loud did bray , That their report did farre away rebound , And when they ceast , it gan againe to play , The whiles the maskers marched forth in trim aray . iv vi ...
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