The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... Artegall , I joy to see you lout so low on ground , And now become to live a Ladies thrall , 28 That whylome in your minde wont to despise them all . " Soone as she heard the name of Artegall , 29 Iler hart did leape , and all her hart ...
... Artegall , I joy to see you lout so low on ground , And now become to live a Ladies thrall , 28 That whylome in your minde wont to despise them all . " Soone as she heard the name of Artegall , 29 Iler hart did leape , and all her hart ...
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... Artegall was better breath'd beside , And towards th ' end grew greater in his might , That his faint foe no longer could abide His puissance , ne beare him selfe upright ; But from the water to the land betooke his flight . But Artegall ...
... Artegall was better breath'd beside , And towards th ' end grew greater in his might , That his faint foe no longer could abide His puissance , ne beare him selfe upright ; But from the water to the land betooke his flight . But Artegall ...
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Edmund Spenser. Which lawlesse inultitude him comming too In warlike wise when Artegall did vew , He much was troubled ... Artegall he turn'd and went with him throughout . CANTO III . The spousals of fuire Florimell , where C. 11 . 287 ...
Edmund Spenser. Which lawlesse inultitude him comming too In warlike wise when Artegall did vew , He much was troubled ... Artegall he turn'd and went with him throughout . CANTO III . The spousals of fuire Florimell , where C. 11 . 287 ...
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