The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 55
... deare constraint As countries cause , and commune foes disdayne . But if it should not grieve you backe agayne To turne your course , I would to heare desyre What to Aeneas fell ; sith that men sayne He was not in the cities wofull fyre ...
... deare constraint As countries cause , and commune foes disdayne . But if it should not grieve you backe agayne To turne your course , I would to heare desyre What to Aeneas fell ; sith that men sayne He was not in the cities wofull fyre ...
Page 85
... deare Bisaltis ay could make him glad He loved eke Iphimedia deare , 1 And Aeolus faire daughter , Arne hight , For whom he turnd him selfe into a Steare , And fedd on fodder to beguile her sight . Also to win Deucalions daughter bright ...
... deare Bisaltis ay could make him glad He loved eke Iphimedia deare , 1 And Aeolus faire daughter , Arne hight , For whom he turnd him selfe into a Steare , And fedd on fodder to beguile her sight . Also to win Deucalions daughter bright ...
Page 212
... deare hart full deepely made to rew , And sigh full sore to heare the miserie In which so long he mercilesse did lie . Then , after many teares and sorrowes spent , She deare besought the Prince of remedie ; Who thereto did with readic ...
... deare hart full deepely made to rew , And sigh full sore to heare the miserie In which so long he mercilesse did lie . Then , after many teares and sorrowes spent , She deare besought the Prince of remedie ; Who thereto did with readic ...
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