The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 47
... force it win , And eke reward the wretch for his mesprise , As may be worthy of his haynous sin . " That counsell pleasd : then Paridell did rise , And to the Castle gate approcht in quiet wise . Whereat soft knocking entrance he desyrd ...
... force it win , And eke reward the wretch for his mesprise , As may be worthy of his haynous sin . " That counsell pleasd : then Paridell did rise , And to the Castle gate approcht in quiet wise . Whereat soft knocking entrance he desyrd ...
Page 135
... force close underneath his shield , That through the mayles into his thigh it entred , And , there arresting , readie way did yield For bloud to gush forth on the grassie field ; That he for paine himselfe not right upreare , But too ...
... force close underneath his shield , That through the mayles into his thigh it entred , And , there arresting , readie way did yield For bloud to gush forth on the grassie field ; That he for paine himselfe not right upreare , But too ...
Page 137
... force nigh feld , whilst his right foot did slyde . As when a Vulture greedie of his pray , 19 Through hunger long that hart to him doth lend , Strikes at an Heron with all his bodies sway , That from his force seemes nought may it ...
... force nigh feld , whilst his right foot did slyde . As when a Vulture greedie of his pray , 19 Through hunger long that hart to him doth lend , Strikes at an Heron with all his bodies sway , That from his force seemes nought may it ...
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