The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... faire pourtraicts , and many a faire feate ; And all of love , and al of lusty - hed , 29 30 As seemed by their semblaunt , did entreat : And eke all Cupids warres they did repeate , And cruell battailes , which he whilome fought Gainst ...
... faire pourtraicts , and many a faire feate ; And all of love , and al of lusty - hed , 29 30 As seemed by their semblaunt , did entreat : And eke all Cupids warres they did repeate , And cruell battailes , which he whilome fought Gainst ...
Page 83
... faire brest , did her invade : She slept ; yet twixt her eielids closely spyde How towards her he rusht , and smiled at his pryde . Then shewd it how the Thebane Semelee , Deceivd of gealous Juno , did require To see him in his ...
... faire brest , did her invade : She slept ; yet twixt her eielids closely spyde How towards her he rusht , and smiled at his pryde . Then shewd it how the Thebane Semelee , Deceivd of gealous Juno , did require To see him in his ...
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... faire Paana , who seemes outwardly So faire as ever yet saw living eie ; And were her vertue like her beautic bright , She were as faire as any under skie : But ah ! she given is to vaine delight , And eke too loose of life , and cke of ...
... faire Paana , who seemes outwardly So faire as ever yet saw living eie ; And were her vertue like her beautic bright , She were as faire as any under skie : But ah ! she given is to vaine delight , And eke too loose of life , and cke of ...
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