The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... matter , appeare to be parcell of some follow- ing Booke of the Faerie Queene , under the Legend of Constancie . Canto VI . Canto VII . Canto VIII . unperfite . 135 150 165 MISCELLANIES . Colin Clouts come Home againe Virgils Gnat The.
... matter , appeare to be parcell of some follow- ing Booke of the Faerie Queene , under the Legend of Constancie . Canto VI . Canto VII . Canto VIII . unperfite . 135 150 165 MISCELLANIES . Colin Clouts come Home againe Virgils Gnat The.
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Edmund Spenser George Stillman Hillard. MISCELLANIES . Colin Clouts come Home againe Virgils Gnat The Shepheards Calender : conteining Twelve Aeg- logues , proportionable to the Twelve Monethes Page 168 197 219 THE SIXTH BOOKE OF THE FAERIE ...
Edmund Spenser George Stillman Hillard. MISCELLANIES . Colin Clouts come Home againe Virgils Gnat The Shepheards Calender : conteining Twelve Aeg- logues , proportionable to the Twelve Monethes Page 168 197 219 THE SIXTH BOOKE OF THE FAERIE ...
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... Colin Clout should pipe , as one most fit ; And Calidore should lead the ring , as hee That most in Pastorellaes grace did sit : Thereat frown'd Coridon , and his lip closely bit . But Calidore , of courteous inclination , Tooke Coridon ...
... Colin Clout should pipe , as one most fit ; And Calidore should lead the ring , as hee That most in Pastorellaes grace did sit : Thereat frown'd Coridon , and his lip closely bit . But Calidore , of courteous inclination , Tooke Coridon ...
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... Colin Clout , ( who knows not Colin Clout ? ) He pypt apace , whilest they him daunst about . Pype , jolly Shepheard , pype thou now apace Unto thy Love that made thee low to lout ; Thy Love is present there with thee in place ; Thy ...
... Colin Clout , ( who knows not Colin Clout ? ) He pypt apace , whilest they him daunst about . Pype , jolly Shepheard , pype thou now apace Unto thy Love that made thee low to lout ; Thy Love is present there with thee in place ; Thy ...
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... Colin dearely did condole , And made her lucklesse loves well knowne to bee : But this Molanna , were she not so shole , Were no lesse faire and beautifull then shee : Yet , as she is , a fairer flood may no man see . For first she ...
... Colin dearely did condole , And made her lucklesse loves well knowne to bee : But this Molanna , were she not so shole , Were no lesse faire and beautifull then shee : Yet , as she is , a fairer flood may no man see . For first she ...
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