The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... hast wonne , Or surely borne of some Heroicke sead , That in thy face appeares and gratious goodly - head . " But , should it not displease thee it to tell , ( Unlesse thou in these woods thyselfe conceale For love amongst the woodie ...
... hast wonne , Or surely borne of some Heroicke sead , That in thy face appeares and gratious goodly - head . " But , should it not displease thee it to tell , ( Unlesse thou in these woods thyselfe conceale For love amongst the woodie ...
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... taunt returne ; " Perdy , thou peasant Knight mightst rightly reed Me then to be full base and evill borne , If I would beare behinde a burden of such scorne . 31 66 But , as thou hast thy steed forlorne with C. III 21 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... taunt returne ; " Perdy , thou peasant Knight mightst rightly reed Me then to be full base and evill borne , If I would beare behinde a burden of such scorne . 31 66 But , as thou hast thy steed forlorne with C. III 21 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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Edmund Spenser George Stillman Hillard. 66 But , as thou hast thy steed forlorne with shame , So fare on foote till thou another gayne , And let thy Lady likewise doe the same , Or beare her on thy backe with pleasing payne , And prove ...
Edmund Spenser George Stillman Hillard. 66 But , as thou hast thy steed forlorne with shame , So fare on foote till thou another gayne , And let thy Lady likewise doe the same , Or beare her on thy backe with pleasing payne , And prove ...
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... hast ; where whenas with the dead He saw the ground all strow'd , and that same Knight And Salvage with their bloud fresh steeming red , He woxe nigh mad with wrath and fell despight , And with reproachfull words him thus bespake on ...
... hast ; where whenas with the dead He saw the ground all strow'd , and that same Knight And Salvage with their bloud fresh steeming red , He woxe nigh mad with wrath and fell despight , And with reproachfull words him thus bespake on ...
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... hast shamed with this knightlesse part . " Yet further hast thou heaped shame to shame , And crime to crime , by this thy cowheard feare : For first it was to thee reprochfull blame , Terect this wicked custome , which I heare Gainst ...
... hast shamed with this knightlesse part . " Yet further hast thou heaped shame to shame , And crime to crime , by this thy cowheard feare : For first it was to thee reprochfull blame , Terect this wicked custome , which I heare Gainst ...
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