The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... minde by gentle deeds is knowne : For a man by nothing is so well bewrayd As by his manners ; in which plaine is showne Of what degree and what race he is growne : For seldome seene a trotting Stalion get An ambling Colt , that is his ...
... minde by gentle deeds is knowne : For a man by nothing is so well bewrayd As by his manners ; in which plaine is showne Of what degree and what race he is growne : For seldome seene a trotting Stalion get An ambling Colt , that is his ...
Page 17
... minde his feares : So both conspiring gan to intimate Each others griefe with zeale affectionate , And twixt them twaine with equall care to cast How to save whole her hazarded estate ; For which the onely helpe now left them last Seem ...
... minde his feares : So both conspiring gan to intimate Each others griefe with zeale affectionate , And twixt them twaine with equall care to cast How to save whole her hazarded estate ; For which the onely helpe now left them last Seem ...
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... minde ( the which most grieveth me ) And body have receiv'd a mortall wound , That hath me driven to this drery stound . I was erewhile the Love of Calepine ; Who whether he alive be to be found , Or by some deadly chaunce be done to ...
... minde ( the which most grieveth me ) And body have receiv'd a mortall wound , That hath me driven to this drery stound . I was erewhile the Love of Calepine ; Who whether he alive be to be found , Or by some deadly chaunce be done to ...
Page 50
... minde . " So , taking them apart into his Cell , He to that point fit speaches gan to frame , As he the art of words knew wondrous well , And eke could doe as well as say the same ; And thus he to them sayd ; " Faire Daughter Dame , And ...
... minde . " So , taking them apart into his Cell , He to that point fit speaches gan to frame , As he the art of words knew wondrous well , And eke could doe as well as say the same ; And thus he to them sayd ; " Faire Daughter Dame , And ...
Page 201
... minde that ill use doth before deprave , Ne measures all things by the costly rate Of riotise , and semblants outward brave ! No such sad cares , as wont to macerate And rend the greedie mindes of covetous men , Do ever creepe into the ...
... minde that ill use doth before deprave , Ne measures all things by the costly rate Of riotise , and semblants outward brave ! No such sad cares , as wont to macerate And rend the greedie mindes of covetous men , Do ever creepe into the ...
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