Spenser: SelectionsClarendon Press, 1956 - 208 pages |
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... worthy of a noble minde . The Shepheards Kalender hath much Poetzie in his Eglogues : indood worthy the reading , if I be not deceived . That same framing of his stile to an old rustick language I dare not alowe , sith neyther ...
... worthy of a noble minde . The Shepheards Kalender hath much Poetzie in his Eglogues : indood worthy the reading , if I be not deceived . That same framing of his stile to an old rustick language I dare not alowe , sith neyther ...
Page 40
... worthy for her , as Pan the shepeheards God , and his best beloved Syrinx . So that by Pan is here meant the most famous and victorious King , her highnesse Father , late of worthy memorye K. Henry the eyght . And by that name , oftymes ...
... worthy for her , as Pan the shepeheards God , and his best beloved Syrinx . So that by Pan is here meant the most famous and victorious King , her highnesse Father , late of worthy memorye K. Henry the eyght . And by that name , oftymes ...
Page 49
... worthy of his payne in theyr deserved prayses , and also favourers of hys skil and faculty . The worthy ) he meaneth ( as I guesse ) the most honorable and renowmed the Erle of Leycester , whom by his cognisance ( although the same be ...
... worthy of his payne in theyr deserved prayses , and also favourers of hys skil and faculty . The worthy ) he meaneth ( as I guesse ) the most honorable and renowmed the Erle of Leycester , whom by his cognisance ( although the same be ...
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