The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... beautie bright Made him seeme happie for so glorious theft ; Yet was it in due triall but a wandring weft . Which when as Blandamour , whose fancie light Was alwaies flitting as the wavering wind After each beautie that appeard in sight ...
... beautie bright Made him seeme happie for so glorious theft ; Yet was it in due triall but a wandring weft . Which when as Blandamour , whose fancie light Was alwaies flitting as the wavering wind After each beautie that appeard in sight ...
Page 162
... beauties praise , and yeeld the fayrest her due fee . Then first Cambello brought into their view His faire Cambina , covered with a veale ; 10 Which , being once withdrawne , most perfect hew And passing beautie did eftsoones reveale ...
... beauties praise , and yeeld the fayrest her due fee . Then first Cambello brought into their view His faire Cambina , covered with a veale ; 10 Which , being once withdrawne , most perfect hew And passing beautie did eftsoones reveale ...
Page 234
Edmund Spenser. " But it in shape and beautie did excell All other Idoles which the heathen adore , Farre passing that , which by surpassing skill Phidias did make in Paphos Isle of yore , 40 With which that wretched Greeke , that life ...
Edmund Spenser. " But it in shape and beautie did excell All other Idoles which the heathen adore , Farre passing that , which by surpassing skill Phidias did make in Paphos Isle of yore , 40 With which that wretched Greeke , that life ...
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