The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 206
... Prince in armour bright , He cald to him aloud his case to rew , And rescue him , through succour of his might , From that his cruell foe that him pursewd in sight . Eftsoones the Prince tooke downe those Ladies twaine From loftie ...
... Prince in armour bright , He cald to him aloud his case to rew , And rescue him , through succour of his might , From that his cruell foe that him pursewd in sight . Eftsoones the Prince tooke downe those Ladies twaine From loftie ...
Page 213
... Prince Arthur stints their strife . ARD is the doubt , and difficult to deeme , I When all three kinds of love together meet And doe dispart the hart with powre extreme , Whether shall weigh the balance downe ; to weet , The deare ...
... Prince Arthur stints their strife . ARD is the doubt , and difficult to deeme , I When all three kinds of love together meet And doe dispart the hart with powre extreme , Whether shall weigh the balance downe ; to weet , The deare ...
Page 214
... Prince ensuing in together far'd . There did he find in her delitious boure The faire Paana playing on a Rote Complayning of her cruell Paramoure , And singing all her sorrow to the note , As she had learned readily by rote ; 6 That ...
... Prince ensuing in together far'd . There did he find in her delitious boure The faire Paana playing on a Rote Complayning of her cruell Paramoure , And singing all her sorrow to the note , As she had learned readily by rote ; 6 That ...
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