The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... seeme disgrace To beare this burden on your dainty backe ; Myselfe will beare a part , coportion of your packe . " So off he did his shield , and downeward layd Upon the ground , like to an hollow beare ; And powring balme , which he ...
... seeme disgrace To beare this burden on your dainty backe ; Myselfe will beare a part , coportion of your packe . " So off he did his shield , and downeward layd Upon the ground , like to an hollow beare ; And powring balme , which he ...
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... seeme unapt ; Yet will it shew some sparkes of gentle mynd , And at the last breake forth in his owne proper kynd . That plainely may in this Wyld Man be red , Who , though he were still in this desert wood , Mongst salvage beasts ...
... seeme unapt ; Yet will it shew some sparkes of gentle mynd , And at the last breake forth in his owne proper kynd . That plainely may in this Wyld Man be red , Who , though he were still in this desert wood , Mongst salvage beasts ...
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... seeme an uncouth sight ; A Salvage Man matcht with a Ladie fayre That rather seem'd the conquest of his might Gotten by spoyle then purchaced aright : But he did her attend most carefully , And faithfully did serve both day and night ...
... seeme an uncouth sight ; A Salvage Man matcht with a Ladie fayre That rather seem'd the conquest of his might Gotten by spoyle then purchaced aright : But he did her attend most carefully , And faithfully did serve both day and night ...
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... seeme to mone his case , That for his sake his deare life had forgone ; And , him bewayling with affection base , Did counterfeit kind pittie where was none : For where's no courage , there's no ruth nor mone . Thence passing forth ...
... seeme to mone his case , That for his sake his deare life had forgone ; And , him bewayling with affection base , Did counterfeit kind pittie where was none : For where's no courage , there's no ruth nor mone . Thence passing forth ...
Page 80
... seeme tall , Downe on his golden feete he often gazed , As if such pride the other could apall ; Who was so farre from being ought amazed , That he his lookes despised , and his boast dispraized . Then turning backe unto that captive ...
... seeme tall , Downe on his golden feete he often gazed , As if such pride the other could apall ; Who was so farre from being ought amazed , That he his lookes despised , and his boast dispraized . Then turning backe unto that captive ...
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