The Works of Edmund Spenser: Edited from the Original Editions and ManuscriptsMacmillan and Company, limited, 1929 - 736 pages |
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... thereof him wondrous sore diseasd , Ne might his rancling paine with patience be appeasd . XXXIX But yet , more mindfull of his honour deare Then of the grievous smart which him did wring , From loathed soile he can him , lightly reare ...
... thereof him wondrous sore diseasd , Ne might his rancling paine with patience be appeasd . XXXIX But yet , more mindfull of his honour deare Then of the grievous smart which him did wring , From loathed soile he can him , lightly reare ...
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... thereof a step of dignity . XLVII [ degree With hearbs and fruits , whose kinds mote not be redd : Not such as earth ... thereof quaffing glad , Pourd out his life and last Philosophy To the fayre Critias , his dearest Belamy ! LIII The ...
... thereof a step of dignity . XLVII [ degree With hearbs and fruits , whose kinds mote not be redd : Not such as earth ... thereof quaffing glad , Pourd out his life and last Philosophy To the fayre Critias , his dearest Belamy ! LIII The ...
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... thereof a piller placed ; On which this shield , of many sought in vaine , The shield of Love , whose guerdon me hath graced , Was hangd on high with golden ribbands laced ; And in the marble stone was written this , With golden letters ...
... thereof a piller placed ; On which this shield , of many sought in vaine , The shield of Love , whose guerdon me hath graced , Was hangd on high with golden ribbands laced ; And in the marble stone was written this , With golden letters ...
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