The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 97
... death , or if that ought doe death exceed ; Be sure that nought may save thee from to dy But if that thou this Dame do presently Restore unto her health and former state : This doe , and live , els dye undoubtedly . " He , glad of life ...
... death , or if that ought doe death exceed ; Be sure that nought may save thee from to dy But if that thou this Dame do presently Restore unto her health and former state : This doe , and live , els dye undoubtedly . " He , glad of life ...
Page 260
... death of daunger to advize , Or love forbid him , that is life denayd ; But rather gan in troubled mind devize How ... death to die . To whom God Neptune , softly smyling , thus : 66 30 Daughter , me seemes of double wrong ye plaine ...
... death of daunger to advize , Or love forbid him , that is life denayd ; But rather gan in troubled mind devize How ... death to die . To whom God Neptune , softly smyling , thus : 66 30 Daughter , me seemes of double wrong ye plaine ...
Page 301
... death bereaved : But see how much her purpose was deceived ! Whilest thus , amidst the billowes beating of her , Twixt life and death long to and fro she weaved , She chaunst unwares to light uppon this coffer , Which to her in that ...
... death bereaved : But see how much her purpose was deceived ! Whilest thus , amidst the billowes beating of her , Twixt life and death long to and fro she weaved , She chaunst unwares to light uppon this coffer , Which to her in that ...
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