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... euill happen may : So th'euill thinkes by watching to preuent ; Ne doth he suffer her , nor night , nor day , Out of his sight her selfe once to absent . So doth he punish her and eke himselfe torment . 4 But Paridell kept better watch ...
... euill happen may : So th'euill thinkes by watching to preuent ; Ne doth he suffer her , nor night , nor day , Out of his sight her selfe once to absent . So doth he punish her and eke himselfe torment . 4 But Paridell kept better watch ...
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... euill plight , in which her dearest brother Now stood , came forth in hast to take his part , And pacifie the strife , which causd so deadly smart . 41 And as she passed through th'vnruly preace Of people , thronging thicke her to ...
... euill plight , in which her dearest brother Now stood , came forth in hast to take his part , And pacifie the strife , which causd so deadly smart . 41 And as she passed through th'vnruly preace Of people , thronging thicke her to ...
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... euill first doth spring , Which at the first before it had infected , Mote easie be supprest with little thing : But being growen strong , it forth doth bring Sorrow , and anguish , and impatient paine In th❜inner parts , and lastly ...
... euill first doth spring , Which at the first before it had infected , Mote easie be supprest with little thing : But being growen strong , it forth doth bring Sorrow , and anguish , and impatient paine In th❜inner parts , and lastly ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THe Legend of Britomartis or of CHASTITIE | 140 |
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