The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 14
... goodly womanhead . In which when she to perfect ripenes grew , Of grace and beautie noble Paragone , She brought her forth into the worldes vew , To be th ' ensample of true love alone , And Lodestarre of all chaste affection To all ...
... goodly womanhead . In which when she to perfect ripenes grew , Of grace and beautie noble Paragone , She brought her forth into the worldes vew , To be th ' ensample of true love alone , And Lodestarre of all chaste affection To all ...
Page 126
... goodly be the style , That doth ill cause or evill end enure ; 29 For vertue is the band that bindeth harts most sure . Thus as they marched all in close disguise Of fayned love , they chaunst to overtake Two knights that lincked rode ...
... goodly be the style , That doth ill cause or evill end enure ; 29 For vertue is the band that bindeth harts most sure . Thus as they marched all in close disguise Of fayned love , they chaunst to overtake Two knights that lincked rode ...
Page 294
... goodly hew remayned ought , 24 But th ' emptie girdle which about her wast was wrought . As when the daughter of Thaumantes faire Hath in a watry cloud displayed wide Her goodly bow , which paints the liquid ayre , That all men wonder ...
... goodly hew remayned ought , 24 But th ' emptie girdle which about her wast was wrought . As when the daughter of Thaumantes faire Hath in a watry cloud displayed wide Her goodly bow , which paints the liquid ayre , That all men wonder ...
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