The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... till safe him selfe he see from jeopardy . Ne stayd he , till he came unto the place 53 54 Where late his treasure he entombed had ; Where when he found it not , ( for Trompart bace Had it purloyned for his maister bad ) With extreme ...
... till safe him selfe he see from jeopardy . Ne stayd he , till he came unto the place 53 54 Where late his treasure he entombed had ; Where when he found it not , ( for Trompart bace Had it purloyned for his maister bad ) With extreme ...
Page 181
... Till Glauce thus : " Faire Sir , be nought dismayd With needlesse dread , till certaintie ye heare ; For yet she may be safe though somewhat strayd : Its best to hope the best , though of the worst affrayd . " Nathlesse he hardly of her ...
... Till Glauce thus : " Faire Sir , be nought dismayd With needlesse dread , till certaintie ye heare ; For yet she may be safe though somewhat strayd : Its best to hope the best , though of the worst affrayd . " Nathlesse he hardly of her ...
Page 221
... till nought thereof be dric , And then another , till that likewise fleet ; And so from side to side till all the world it weet . But now their forces greatly were decayd , 34 The Prince yet being fresh untoucht afore ; Who them with ...
... till nought thereof be dric , And then another , till that likewise fleet ; And so from side to side till all the world it weet . But now their forces greatly were decayd , 34 The Prince yet being fresh untoucht afore ; Who them with ...
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