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... prayses speake , all be they loth , And inly tremble at the memory Of Brennus and Bellinus , kings of Britany . 4I Next them did Gurgunt , great Bellinus sonne In rule succeede , and eke in fathers prayse ; He Easterland subdewd , and ...
... prayses speake , all be they loth , And inly tremble at the memory Of Brennus and Bellinus , kings of Britany . 4I Next them did Gurgunt , great Bellinus sonne In rule succeede , and eke in fathers prayse ; He Easterland subdewd , and ...
Page 148
... prayse too partiall bee , And not indifferent to woman kind , To whom no share in armes and cheualrie They do impart ... prayse gin eke t'enuy . 3 Of warlike puissaunce in ages spent , Be thou faire Britomart , whose prayse I write ...
... prayse too partiall bee , And not indifferent to woman kind , To whom no share in armes and cheualrie They do impart ... prayse gin eke t'enuy . 3 Of warlike puissaunce in ages spent , Be thou faire Britomart , whose prayse I write ...
Page 171
... prayse of her fresh flowring Maidenhead ; For thy she standeth on the highest staire Of th❜honorable stage of womanhead , That Ladies all may follow her ensample dead . 55 In so great prayse of stedfast chastity , Nathlesse she was so ...
... prayse of her fresh flowring Maidenhead ; For thy she standeth on the highest staire Of th❜honorable stage of womanhead , That Ladies all may follow her ensample dead . 55 In so great prayse of stedfast chastity , Nathlesse she was so ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THe Legend of Britomartis or of CHASTITIE | 140 |
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