The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 124
... Florimell was present there in place . Glad man was he to see that joyous sight , For none alive but joy'd in Florimell , And lowly to her lowting thus behight : 66 ' Fayrest of faire , that fairenesse doest excell , This happie day I ...
... Florimell was present there in place . Glad man was he to see that joyous sight , For none alive but joy'd in Florimell , And lowly to her lowting thus behight : 66 ' Fayrest of faire , that fairenesse doest excell , This happie day I ...
Page 149
... Florimell with Ate forth was brought , At which they all gan laugh full merrily ; But Braggadochio said , he never thought For such an Hag , that seemed worst then nought , His person to emperill so in fight : But if to match that Lady ...
... Florimell with Ate forth was brought , At which they all gan laugh full merrily ; But Braggadochio said , he never thought For such an Hag , that seemed worst then nought , His person to emperill so in fight : But if to match that Lady ...
Page 163
... Florimell to see , Yet thought that Florimell was not so faire as shce . As guilefull Goldsmith that by secret skill With golden foyle doth finely over spred Some baser metall , which commend he will Unto the vulgar for good gold insted ...
... Florimell to see , Yet thought that Florimell was not so faire as shce . As guilefull Goldsmith that by secret skill With golden foyle doth finely over spred Some baser metall , which commend he will Unto the vulgar for good gold insted ...
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