The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... fall of famous towne ! Which raignd so many yeares victorious , And of all Asie bore the soveraine crowne , In one sad night consumd and throwen downe : What stony hart , that heares thy haplesse fate , Is not empierst with deepe ...
... fall of famous towne ! Which raignd so many yeares victorious , And of all Asie bore the soveraine crowne , In one sad night consumd and throwen downe : What stony hart , that heares thy haplesse fate , Is not empierst with deepe ...
Page 73
... fall , which ever and anon Threates with huge ruine him to fall upon , That he dare never sleepe , but that one eye Still ope he keepes for that occasion ; Ne ever rests he in tranquillity , The roring billowes beat his bowre so ...
... fall , which ever and anon Threates with huge ruine him to fall upon , That he dare never sleepe , but that one eye Still ope he keepes for that occasion ; Ne ever rests he in tranquillity , The roring billowes beat his bowre so ...
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... fall ; But he him selfe through practise usuall Leapes forth into the floud , and there assaies His foe confused through his sodaine fall , That horse and man he equally dismaies , And either both them drownes , or trayterously slaies ...
... fall ; But he him selfe through practise usuall Leapes forth into the floud , and there assaies His foe confused through his sodaine fall , That horse and man he equally dismaies , And either both them drownes , or trayterously slaies ...
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