The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... hand , And with it bownd the beast , that lowd did rure For great despight of that unwonted band , Yet dared not his victor to withstand , But trembled like a lambe fled from the pray : And all the way him followd on the strand , As he ...
... hand , And with it bownd the beast , that lowd did rure For great despight of that unwonted band , Yet dared not his victor to withstand , But trembled like a lambe fled from the pray : And all the way him followd on the strand , As he ...
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... hand a windy fan did beare , That in the ydle ayre he moy'd still here and theare . And him beside marcht amorous Desyre , 9 Whe seemd of ryper yeares then th ' other Swayne , Yet was that other swayne this elders syre , And gave him ...
... hand a windy fan did beare , That in the ydle ayre he moy'd still here and theare . And him beside marcht amorous Desyre , 9 Whe seemd of ryper yeares then th ' other Swayne , Yet was that other swayne this elders syre , And gave him ...
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... hand unarmed fearefully did wield . 12 With him went Hope in rancke , a handsome Mayd , 13 Of chearefull looke and lovely to behold : In silken samite she was light arayd , And her fayre lockes were woven up in gold : She alway smyld ...
... hand unarmed fearefully did wield . 12 With him went Hope in rancke , a handsome Mayd , 13 Of chearefull looke and lovely to behold : In silken samite she was light arayd , And her fayre lockes were woven up in gold : She alway smyld ...
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