The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... griefe , And did consume his gall with anguish sore : Still when he mused on his late mischiefe , So still the smart thereof increased more , And seemd more grievous then it was before . At last when sorrow he saw booted nought , Ne griefe ...
... griefe , And did consume his gall with anguish sore : Still when he mused on his late mischiefe , So still the smart thereof increased more , And seemd more grievous then it was before . At last when sorrow he saw booted nought , Ne griefe ...
Page 78
... griefe , and spake thus courtesly . " Ah gentle knight ! whose deepe conceived griefe 14 Well seemes t'exceede the powre of patience , Yet , if that hevenly grace some good reliefe You send , submit you to high providence ; And ever in ...
... griefe , and spake thus courtesly . " Ah gentle knight ! whose deepe conceived griefe 14 Well seemes t'exceede the powre of patience , Yet , if that hevenly grace some good reliefe You send , submit you to high providence ; And ever in ...
Page 167
... griefe , the more her toyle : 30 Yet neither toyle nor griefe she once did spare , In seeking him that should her paine assoyle ; Whereto great comfort in her sad misfare Was Amoret , companion of her care , Who likewise sought her ...
... griefe , the more her toyle : 30 Yet neither toyle nor griefe she once did spare , In seeking him that should her paine assoyle ; Whereto great comfort in her sad misfare Was Amoret , companion of her care , Who likewise sought her ...
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