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Page 418
... theyr brauery , sodenly eyther for want of matter , or of ryme , or hauing forgotten theyr former conceipt , they seeme to be so pained and traueiled in theyr remembrance , as it were a woman in childebirth or as that same Pythia , when ...
... theyr brauery , sodenly eyther for want of matter , or of ryme , or hauing forgotten theyr former conceipt , they seeme to be so pained and traueiled in theyr remembrance , as it were a woman in childebirth or as that same Pythia , when ...
Page 454
... theyr good choyce , They wander at wil , and stray at pleasure , And to theyr foldes yead at their owne leasure . But they had be better come at their cal : For many han into mischiefe fall , And bene of rauenous Wolues yrent , All for ...
... theyr good choyce , They wander at wil , and stray at pleasure , And to theyr foldes yead at their owne leasure . But they had be better come at their cal : For many han into mischiefe fall , And bene of rauenous Wolues yrent , All for ...
Page 581
... theyr goodly beams More bright then Hesperus his head doth rere . Come now ye damzels , daughters of delight , Helpe quickly her to dight , But first come ye fayre houres which were begot In loues sweet paradice , of Day and Night ...
... theyr goodly beams More bright then Hesperus his head doth rere . Come now ye damzels , daughters of delight , Helpe quickly her to dight , But first come ye fayre houres which were begot In loues sweet paradice , of Day and Night ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THe Legend of Britomartis or of CHASTITIE | 140 |
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