The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... brought , And who she was , and what unwonted path Had guided her , unwelcomed , unsought ? To which the Damzell , full of doubtfull thought , Her mildly answer'd : " Beldame , be not wroth With silly Virgin , by adventure brought ...
... brought , And who she was , and what unwonted path Had guided her , unwelcomed , unsought ? To which the Damzell , full of doubtfull thought , Her mildly answer'd : " Beldame , be not wroth With silly Virgin , by adventure brought ...
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... brought From twentie Knights that did him all assay ; Yet fairely well he did them all dismay , And with great glorie both the shield of love And eke the Ladie selfe he brought away ; Whom having wedded , as did him behove , A new ...
... brought From twentie Knights that did him all assay ; Yet fairely well he did them all dismay , And with great glorie both the shield of love And eke the Ladie selfe he brought away ; Whom having wedded , as did him behove , A new ...
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... brought unto his Lord , where he did sit Beholding all that womanish weake fight ; 25 Whom soone as he beheld he knew , and thus behight . " Sir Turpine ! haplesse man , what make you here ? Or have you lost your selfe and your ...
... brought unto his Lord , where he did sit Beholding all that womanish weake fight ; 25 Whom soone as he beheld he knew , and thus behight . " Sir Turpine ! haplesse man , what make you here ? Or have you lost your selfe and your ...
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