The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser in Five Volumes, Volume 2W. Pickering, 1825 - 434 pages |
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... Knight that well in armes was skil'd , And had in many a battell oft bene tride , Hight Bruncheval the bold , who fiersly forth did ride . XVIII . So furiously they both together met , That 24 [ B. IV . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... Knight that well in armes was skil'd , And had in many a battell oft bene tride , Hight Bruncheval the bold , who fiersly forth did ride . XVIII . So furiously they both together met , That 24 [ B. IV . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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... hight , The doughtiest Knight that liv'd that day , and most of might . XLIII . Thus was Sir Satyrane with all his band By his sole manhood and atchievement stout Dismay'd , that none of them in field durst stand , But beaten were and ...
... hight , The doughtiest Knight that liv'd that day , and most of might . XLIII . Thus was Sir Satyrane with all his band By his sole manhood and atchievement stout Dismay'd , that none of them in field durst stand , But beaten were and ...
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... play . There Florimell in her first ages flowre Was fostered by those Graces , ( as they say , ) And brought with her from thence that goodly Belt away . VI . That goodly Belt was Cestus hight by name c . v . ] 37 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... play . There Florimell in her first ages flowre Was fostered by those Graces , ( as they say , ) And brought with her from thence that goodly Belt away . VI . That goodly Belt was Cestus hight by name c . v . ] 37 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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Edmund Spenser. VI . That goodly Belt was Cestus hight by name , And as her life by her esteemed deare : No wonder then , if that to winne the same So many Ladies sought , as shall appeare ; For pearelesse she was thought that did it ...
Edmund Spenser. VI . That goodly Belt was Cestus hight by name , And as her life by her esteemed deare : No wonder then , if that to winne the same So many Ladies sought , as shall appeare ; For pearelesse she was thought that did it ...
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... hight , What is your owne , that I mote you requite . " " Certes , " sayd he , 66 ye mote as now excuse Me from discovering you my name aright : For time yet serves that I the same refuse ; But call ye me the Salvage Knight , as others ...
... hight , What is your owne , that I mote you requite . " " Certes , " sayd he , 66 ye mote as now excuse Me from discovering you my name aright : For time yet serves that I the same refuse ; But call ye me the Salvage Knight , as others ...
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