The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 151
... ground were feld Where in a maze they both did long remaine , And in their hands their idle troncheons held , Which neither able were to wag , or once to weld . Which when the noble Ferramont espide , IIe pricked forth in ayd of Satyran ...
... ground were feld Where in a maze they both did long remaine , And in their hands their idle troncheons held , Which neither able were to wag , or once to weld . Which when the noble Ferramont espide , IIe pricked forth in ayd of Satyran ...
Page 154
... ground ; That much he gan his glorie to envy , And cast t ' avenge his friends indignity . A mightie speare eftsoones at him he bent ; Who , seeing him come on so furiously , Met him mid - way with equall hardiment , That forcibly to ground ...
... ground ; That much he gan his glorie to envy , And cast t ' avenge his friends indignity . A mightie speare eftsoones at him he bent ; Who , seeing him come on so furiously , Met him mid - way with equall hardiment , That forcibly to ground ...
Page 201
... ground did reare , No service lothsome to a gentle kind , And on his warlike beast them both did beare , Himselfe by them on foot to succour them from feare . So when that forrest they had passed well , A litle cotage farre away they ...
... ground did reare , No service lothsome to a gentle kind , And on his warlike beast them both did beare , Himselfe by them on foot to succour them from feare . So when that forrest they had passed well , A litle cotage farre away they ...
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