The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... close embassage bore , He rov'd at her , and told his secret care ; For all that art , he learned had of yore : Ne was she ignoraunt of that leud lore , But in his eye his meaning wisely redd , And with the like him aunswerd evermore ...
... close embassage bore , He rov'd at her , and told his secret care ; For all that art , he learned had of yore : Ne was she ignoraunt of that leud lore , But in his eye his meaning wisely redd , And with the like him aunswerd evermore ...
Page 60
... close did smyle To weet how he her love away did steale , 5 And bad that none their joyous treason should reveale . The learned lover lost no time nor tyde That least avantage mote to him afford , Yet bore so faire a sayle , that none ...
... close did smyle To weet how he her love away did steale , 5 And bad that none their joyous treason should reveale . The learned lover lost no time nor tyde That least avantage mote to him afford , Yet bore so faire a sayle , that none ...
Page 91
... close did strayne , Which still he blew and kindled busily , That soone they life conceiv'd , and forth in flames did fly . Next after him went Doubt , who was yclad 10 In a discolour'd cote of straunge disguyse , That at his backe a ...
... close did strayne , Which still he blew and kindled busily , That soone they life conceiv'd , and forth in flames did fly . Next after him went Doubt , who was yclad 10 In a discolour'd cote of straunge disguyse , That at his backe a ...
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