The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... face with teares of her faire eyes : Her heart nigh broken was with weary toyle , To save her selfe from that outrageous spoyle ; But when she looked up , to weet what wight Had her from so infamous fact assoyld , 32 For shame , but ...
... face with teares of her faire eyes : Her heart nigh broken was with weary toyle , To save her selfe from that outrageous spoyle ; But when she looked up , to weet what wight Had her from so infamous fact assoyld , 32 For shame , but ...
Page 77
... face of living land ? Or if that hevenly justice may withstand The wrongfull outrage of unrighteous men , Why then is Busirane with wicked hand Suffred , these seven monethes day , in secret den My Lady and my love so cruelly to pen ...
... face of living land ? Or if that hevenly justice may withstand The wrongfull outrage of unrighteous men , Why then is Busirane with wicked hand Suffred , these seven monethes day , in secret den My Lady and my love so cruelly to pen ...
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... face ; For , since the day that they created beene , So many heavenly faces were not scene Assembled in one place : ne he that thought For Chian folke to pourtraict beauties Queene , By view of all the fairest to him brought , So 12 ...
... face ; For , since the day that they created beene , So many heavenly faces were not scene Assembled in one place : ne he that thought For Chian folke to pourtraict beauties Queene , By view of all the fairest to him brought , So 12 ...
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