The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 169
... downe to rest : To rest he layd him downe upon the flore , ( Whylome for ventrous Knights the bedding best ) And thought his wearie limbs to have redrest . And that old aged Dame , his faithfull Squire , Her feeble joynts layd eke a downe ...
... downe to rest : To rest he layd him downe upon the flore , ( Whylome for ventrous Knights the bedding best ) And thought his wearie limbs to have redrest . And that old aged Dame , his faithfull Squire , Her feeble joynts layd eke a downe ...
Page 206
... downe those Ladies twaine From loftie steede , and mounting in their stead Came to that Squire , yet trembling every vaine ; Of whom he gan enquire his cause of dread : Who as he gan the same to him aread , Loe ! hard behind his backe ...
... downe those Ladies twaine From loftie steede , and mounting in their stead Came to that Squire , yet trembling every vaine ; Of whom he gan enquire his cause of dread : Who as he gan the same to him aread , Loe ! hard behind his backe ...
Page 221
... downe would beare : Like to a storme which hovers under skie , Long here and there and round about doth stie , Atlength breakes downe in raine , and haile , and sleet , First from one coast , till nought thereof be dric , And then ...
... downe would beare : Like to a storme which hovers under skie , Long here and there and round about doth stie , Atlength breakes downe in raine , and haile , and sleet , First from one coast , till nought thereof be dric , And then ...
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