The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser in Five Volumes, Volume 4W. Pickering, 1825 - 434 pages |
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... seem'd to bee ; Nor more ennobled for their courtesie , That made them dearely lov'd of each degree ; Ne more renowmed for their chevalrie , That made them dreaded much of all men farre and nie . III . These three that hardie chalenge ...
... seem'd to bee ; Nor more ennobled for their courtesie , That made them dearely lov'd of each degree ; Ne more renowmed for their chevalrie , That made them dreaded much of all men farre and nie . III . These three that hardie chalenge ...
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... seem'd to apply ; Gainst whom Sir Paridell himselfe addrest , Him weening , ere he nigh approcht , to have represt . VII . Which th ' other seeing gan his course relent , And vaunted speare eftsoones to disadvaunce , As if he naught but ...
... seem'd to apply ; Gainst whom Sir Paridell himselfe addrest , Him weening , ere he nigh approcht , to have represt . VII . Which th ' other seeing gan his course relent , And vaunted speare eftsoones to disadvaunce , As if he naught but ...
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... seem'd to passe : So forged things do fairest shew . XVI . Then was that golden Belt by doome of all Graunted to her , as to the Fayrest Dame . Which being brought , about her middle small They thought to gird , as best it her became ...
... seem'd to passe : So forged things do fairest shew . XVI . Then was that golden Belt by doome of all Graunted to her , as to the Fayrest Dame . Which being brought , about her middle small They thought to gird , as best it her became ...
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... seem'd to every living wight , Upon them fell , before her timely howre ; That forced them to seeke some covert bowre , Where they might hide their heads in quiet rest , And shrowd their persons from that stormie stowre . Not farre away ...
... seem'd to every living wight , Upon them fell , before her timely howre ; That forced them to seeke some covert bowre , Where they might hide their heads in quiet rest , And shrowd their persons from that stormie stowre . Not farre away ...
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... seem'd in sight , Farre passing Bronteus or Pyracmon great , The which in Lipari doe day and night Frame thunderbolts for Ioves avengefull threate . So dreadfully he did the andvile beat , That seem'd to dust he shortly would it drive ...
... seem'd in sight , Farre passing Bronteus or Pyracmon great , The which in Lipari doe day and night Frame thunderbolts for Ioves avengefull threate . So dreadfully he did the andvile beat , That seem'd to dust he shortly would it drive ...
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