The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... selfe doth lend : For some so goodly gratious are by kind , That every action doth them much commend , And in the eyes of men great liking find ; Which others that have greater skill in mind , Though they enforce themselves , cannot ...
... selfe doth lend : For some so goodly gratious are by kind , That every action doth them much commend , And in the eyes of men great liking find ; Which others that have greater skill in mind , Though they enforce themselves , cannot ...
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... selfe with carefull hand constrayning To wype his wounds , and ease their bitter payning : Which sorie sight when Calidore did vew , With heavie eyne from teares uneath refrayning , His mightie hart their mournefull case can rew , And ...
... selfe with carefull hand constrayning To wype his wounds , and ease their bitter payning : Which sorie sight when Calidore did vew , With heavie eyne from teares uneath refrayning , His mightie hart their mournefull case can rew , And ...
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... d her , with cursed hands uncleane Whipping her horse , did with his smarting toole Oft whip her dainty selfe , and much augment her doole . 39 Ne ought it mote availe her to entreat The one 70 THE SIXTH BOOK OF C. VII.
... d her , with cursed hands uncleane Whipping her horse , did with his smarting toole Oft whip her dainty selfe , and much augment her doole . 39 Ne ought it mote availe her to entreat The one 70 THE SIXTH BOOK OF C. VII.
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... selfe despight ; From whence ere he recovery could gaine , He in his necke had set his foote with fell disdaine . 8 10 11 With that the Foole , which did that end awayte , Came running in ; and , whilest on ground he lay , Laide heavy ...
... selfe despight ; From whence ere he recovery could gaine , He in his necke had set his foote with fell disdaine . 8 10 11 With that the Foole , which did that end awayte , Came running in ; and , whilest on ground he lay , Laide heavy ...
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... selfe same evening fortune hether drove , As he to seeke Serena through the woods did rove . 45 46 Long had he sought her , and through many a soyle 47 Had traveld still on foot in heavie armes , Ne ought was tyred with his endlesse ...
... selfe same evening fortune hether drove , As he to seeke Serena through the woods did rove . 45 46 Long had he sought her , and through many a soyle 47 Had traveld still on foot in heavie armes , Ne ought was tyred with his endlesse ...
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