The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 109
... hard adventures , twixt themselves alone , That each the other gan with passion great And griefull pittie privately bemone . ยท The morow next , so soone as Titan shone , They both uprose and to their waics them dight : Long wandred they ...
... hard adventures , twixt themselves alone , That each the other gan with passion great And griefull pittie privately bemone . ยท The morow next , so soone as Titan shone , They both uprose and to their waics them dight : Long wandred they ...
Page 206
... hard behind his backe his foe was prest , With dreadfull weapon aymed at his head , That unto death had doen him unredrest , Had not the noble Prince his readie stroke represt . 42 Who thrusting boldly twixt him and the blow , The ...
... hard behind his backe his foe was prest , With dreadfull weapon aymed at his head , That unto death had doen him unredrest , Had not the noble Prince his readie stroke represt . 42 Who thrusting boldly twixt him and the blow , The ...
Page 228
... hard Could terrific from Fortunes faire adward : For oftentimes faint hearts , at first espiall Of his grim face , were from approaching scard . Unworthy they of grace , whom one deniall Excludes from fairest hope withouten further ...
... hard Could terrific from Fortunes faire adward : For oftentimes faint hearts , at first espiall Of his grim face , were from approaching scard . Unworthy they of grace , whom one deniall Excludes from fairest hope withouten further ...
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