The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser in Five Volumes, Volume 2W. Pickering, 1825 - 434 pages |
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... Thence streames of purple bloud issuing rife Let forth his wearie ghost , and made an end of strife . XIII . His wearie ghost assoyld from fleshly band Did not , as others wont , directly fly Unto her rest in Plutoes griesly land ; Ne ...
... Thence streames of purple bloud issuing rife Let forth his wearie ghost , and made an end of strife . XIII . His wearie ghost assoyld from fleshly band Did not , as others wont , directly fly Unto her rest in Plutoes griesly land ; Ne ...
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... Thence to depart with glee and gladsome chere . Those warlike Champions both together chose Homeward to march , themselves there to repose : And wise Cambina , taking by her side Faire Canacee as fresh as morning rose , Unto her coch ...
... Thence to depart with glee and gladsome chere . Those warlike Champions both together chose Homeward to march , themselves there to repose : And wise Cambina , taking by her side Faire Canacee as fresh as morning rose , Unto her coch ...
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... . 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 .
... . 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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... thence that night her bore away . XXVIII . They which remaynd , so soone as they perceiv'd That she was gone , departed thence with speed , And follow'd them , in mind her to have reav'd From wight unworthie of so noble meed . In which ...
... thence that night her bore away . XXVIII . They which remaynd , so soone as they perceiv'd That she was gone , departed thence with speed , And follow'd them , in mind her to have reav'd From wight unworthie of so noble meed . In which ...
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... thence againe uprose ; And oft in wrath he layd him downe againe . But , wheresoere he did himselfe dispose , He by no meanes could wished ease obtaine : So every place seem'd painefull , and ech changing vaine . XLI . And evermore ...
... thence againe uprose ; And oft in wrath he layd him downe againe . But , wheresoere he did himselfe dispose , He by no meanes could wished ease obtaine : So every place seem'd painefull , and ech changing vaine . XLI . And evermore ...
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