The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 59
... Paridell complaynd , that his late fight With Britomart so sore did him offend , That ryde he could not , till his hurts he did amend . So foorth they far'd ; but he behind them stayd , 2 Maulgre his host , who grudged griyously To ...
... Paridell complaynd , that his late fight With Britomart so sore did him offend , That ryde he could not , till his hurts he did amend . So foorth they far'd ; but he behind them stayd , 2 Maulgre his host , who grudged griyously To ...
Page 68
... Paridell , all were he deare ; Who from her went to seeke another lott , And now by fortune was arrived here , Where those two guilers with Malbecco were . Soone as the old man saw Sir Paridell , IIe fainted , and was almost dead with ...
... Paridell , all were he deare ; Who from her went to seeke another lott , And now by fortune was arrived here , Where those two guilers with Malbecco were . Soone as the old man saw Sir Paridell , IIe fainted , and was almost dead with ...
Page 120
... Paridell , that had too late a tryall Of the bad issue of his counsell vaine , 5 List not to hearke , but made this ... Paridell upbray ; " Lo ! sluggish Knight , the victors happie pray ! So fortune friends the bold : " whom Paridell ...
... Paridell , that had too late a tryall Of the bad issue of his counsell vaine , 5 List not to hearke , but made this ... Paridell upbray ; " Lo ! sluggish Knight , the victors happie pray ! So fortune friends the bold : " whom Paridell ...
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