The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... bore Belphabe ; she bore in like cace Fayre Amoretta in the second place : [ share These two were twinnes , and twixt them two did The heritage of all celestiall grace ; That all the rest it seemd they robbed bare Of bounty , and of ...
... bore Belphabe ; she bore in like cace Fayre Amoretta in the second place : [ share These two were twinnes , and twixt them two did The heritage of all celestiall grace ; That all the rest it seemd they robbed bare Of bounty , and of ...
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Edmund Spenser. Unwares she them conceivd , unwares she bore : 27 She bore withouten paine , that she conceiv'd Withouten pleasure ; ne her need implore Lucinaes aide which when they both perceiv'd , They were through wonder nigh of ...
Edmund Spenser. Unwares she them conceivd , unwares she bore : 27 She bore withouten paine , that she conceiv'd Withouten pleasure ; ne her need implore Lucinaes aide which when they both perceiv'd , They were through wonder nigh of ...
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... bore , Came to the open hall to listen whose The honour of the prize should be adjudg'd by those . And thether also came in open sight 14 • Fayre Florimell , into the common hall , To greet his guerdon unto every knight , And best to ...
... bore , Came to the open hall to listen whose The honour of the prize should be adjudg'd by those . And thether also came in open sight 14 • Fayre Florimell , into the common hall , To greet his guerdon unto every knight , And best to ...
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