The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... attaine : For everie thing , to which one is inclin'd Doth best become and greatest grace doth gaine : 1 2 Yet praise likewise deserve good thewes enforst with paine . That well in courteous Calidore appeares ; Whose every deed 4 B ...
... attaine : For everie thing , to which one is inclin'd Doth best become and greatest grace doth gaine : 1 2 Yet praise likewise deserve good thewes enforst with paine . That well in courteous Calidore appeares ; Whose every deed 4 B ...
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... praise to prove your powre on wight so weake ! " With such faire words she did their heate asswage , And the strong course of their displeasure breake , That they to pitty turnd their former rage , And each sought to supply the office ...
... praise to prove your powre on wight so weake ! " With such faire words she did their heate asswage , And the strong course of their displeasure breake , That they to pitty turnd their former rage , And each sought to supply the office ...
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... praise the feature of her goodly face ; The beames whereof did kindle lovely fire In th ' harts of many a Knight , and many a gentle Squire : But she thereof grew proud and insolent , That none she worthie thought to be her fere , But ...
... praise the feature of her goodly face ; The beames whereof did kindle lovely fire In th ' harts of many a Knight , and many a gentle Squire : But she thereof grew proud and insolent , That none she worthie thought to be her fere , But ...
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... praises will deface , And from you turne the love of men to hate : Ensample take of Mirabellaes case , Who from the high degree of happy state Fell into wretched woes , which she repented late . Who after thraldome of the gentle Squire ...
... praises will deface , And from you turne the love of men to hate : Ensample take of Mirabellaes case , Who from the high degree of happy state Fell into wretched woes , which she repented late . Who after thraldome of the gentle Squire ...
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... praise her paps ; some praise her lips and nose ; Some whet their knives , and strip their elboes bare : The Priest himselfe a garland doth compose Of finest flowers , and with full busie care His bloudy vessels wash and holy fire ...
... praise her paps ; some praise her lips and nose ; Some whet their knives , and strip their elboes bare : The Priest himselfe a garland doth compose Of finest flowers , and with full busie care His bloudy vessels wash and holy fire ...
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