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Edmund Spenser. 18 Sith then ( said Braggadocchio ) needes thou wilt Thy dayes abridge , through proofe of puissance , Turne we our steedes , that both in equall tilt May meet againe , and each take happie chance . This said , they both ...
Edmund Spenser. 18 Sith then ( said Braggadocchio ) needes thou wilt Thy dayes abridge , through proofe of puissance , Turne we our steedes , that both in equall tilt May meet againe , and each take happie chance . This said , they both ...
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Edmund Spenser. lo Jug stha ) ƏMⱭL ! & DAR SANOW Hunts STOW dem dandoit aut endsengods mom på ‚ ɔnod be a dead in Hanoi bus , Plum vires 10 camole debenar ont bourolemmt won eA 工 R D 2 FIFTH OF THE FAERIE QVEENE . 30 To whom God ...
Edmund Spenser. lo Jug stha ) ƏMⱭL ! & DAR SANOW Hunts STOW dem dandoit aut endsengods mom på ‚ ɔnod be a dead in Hanoi bus , Plum vires 10 camole debenar ont bourolemmt won eA 工 R D 2 FIFTH OF THE FAERIE QVEENE . 30 To whom God ...
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Edmund Spenser. # 그림 ין 17 Ne cares he if the fleece , which. Virgils Gnat . W Funhour player to gustador Muse , E now haue playde ( Augustus ) wantonly , And like a cobweb weauing slenderly , Haue onely playde : let thus much then ...
Edmund Spenser. # 그림 ין 17 Ne cares he if the fleece , which. Virgils Gnat . W Funhour player to gustador Muse , E now haue playde ( Augustus ) wantonly , And like a cobweb weauing slenderly , Haue onely playde : let thus much then ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THe Legend of Britomartis or of CHASTITIE | 140 |
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