The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... downe by him to sit , That they mote treat of things abroad at leasure , And of adventures , which had in his measure Of so long waies to him befallen late . So downe he sate , and with delightfull pleasure His long adventures gan to ...
... downe by him to sit , That they mote treat of things abroad at leasure , And of adventures , which had in his measure Of so long waies to him befallen late . So downe he sate , and with delightfull pleasure His long adventures gan to ...
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... threw away , And stouping downe to her in drery swound Uprear'd her from the ground whereon she lay , And in his tender armes her forced up to stay . So well he did his busie paines apply , That 20 C. III THE SIXTH BOOK OF.
... threw away , And stouping downe to her in drery swound Uprear'd her from the ground whereon she lay , And in his tender armes her forced up to stay . So well he did his busie paines apply , That 20 C. III THE SIXTH BOOK OF.
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... Downe in a dale forby a rivers syde He chaunst to spie a faire and stately Place , To which he meant his weary steps to guyde , In hope there for his Love some succour to provyde . But , comming to the rivers side , he found That hardly ...
... Downe in a dale forby a rivers syde He chaunst to spie a faire and stately Place , To which he meant his weary steps to guyde , In hope there for his Love some succour to provyde . But , comming to the rivers side , he found That hardly ...
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... downe he tooke his Lady in distresse , And layd her underneath a bush to sleepe , Cover'd with cold , and wrapt in wretchednesse ; Whiles he himselfe all night did nought but weepe , And wary watch about her for her safegard keepe . The ...
... downe he tooke his Lady in distresse , And layd her underneath a bush to sleepe , Cover'd with cold , and wrapt in wretchednesse ; Whiles he himselfe all night did nought but weepe , And wary watch about her for her safegard keepe . The ...
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... downe to ground he cast ; And , then oppressing him with urgent paine , 20 21 22 . [ straine . Ere long enforst to breath his utmost blast , Gnashing his cruell teeth at him in vaine , And threatning his sharpe clawes , now wanting ...
... downe to ground he cast ; And , then oppressing him with urgent paine , 20 21 22 . [ straine . Ere long enforst to breath his utmost blast , Gnashing his cruell teeth at him in vaine , And threatning his sharpe clawes , now wanting ...
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