The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... beare 13 The open wrongs thou doest me day by day : Well know'st thou , when we friendship first did sweare , The covenant was , that every spoyle or pray Should equally be shard betwixt us tway . Where is my part then of this Ladie ...
... beare 13 The open wrongs thou doest me day by day : Well know'st thou , when we friendship first did sweare , The covenant was , that every spoyle or pray Should equally be shard betwixt us tway . Where is my part then of this Ladie ...
Page 163
... beare the bell away ; Till Blandamour , who thought he had the trew And very Florimell , did her display , 13 The sight of whom once seene did all the rest dismay . For all afore that seemed fayre and bright , 14 Now base and ...
... beare the bell away ; Till Blandamour , who thought he had the trew And very Florimell , did her display , 13 The sight of whom once seene did all the rest dismay . For all afore that seemed fayre and bright , 14 Now base and ...
Page 293
... beare , but forth issewed , And unto all himselfe there open shewed , And to the boaster said ; " Thou losell base , That hast with borrowed plumes thy selfe endewed , And others worth with leasings doest deface , When they are all ...
... beare , but forth issewed , And unto all himselfe there open shewed , And to the boaster said ; " Thou losell base , That hast with borrowed plumes thy selfe endewed , And others worth with leasings doest deface , When they are all ...
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