The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... againe uprose , And oft in wrath he layd him downe againe . But wheresoever he did himselfe dispose , Ile by no meanes could wished ease obtaine : So every place seem'd painefull , and ech changing vaine . And evermore , when he to ...
... againe uprose , And oft in wrath he layd him downe againe . But wheresoever he did himselfe dispose , Ile by no meanes could wished ease obtaine : So every place seem'd painefull , and ech changing vaine . And evermore , when he to ...
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... againe did stay : She follow'd her , and thought againe it to assay . And ever when she nigh approcht the Dove Would flit a litle forward , and then stay Till she drew neare , and then againe remove ; So tempting her still to pursue the ...
... againe did stay : She follow'd her , and thought againe it to assay . And ever when she nigh approcht the Dove Would flit a litle forward , and then stay Till she drew neare , and then againe remove ; So tempting her still to pursue the ...
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Edmund Spenser. So backe he brought Sir Marinell againe ; Whom having quickly arm'd againe anew , They both together joyned might and maine , To set afresh on all the other crew : Whom with sore havocke soone they overthrew And chaced ...
Edmund Spenser. So backe he brought Sir Marinell againe ; Whom having quickly arm'd againe anew , They both together joyned might and maine , To set afresh on all the other crew : Whom with sore havocke soone they overthrew And chaced ...
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