The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... heard ; An aged sire with head all frowy hore , And sprinckled frost upon his deawy beard : Who when those pittifull outcries he heard Through all the seas so ruefully resownd , Ilis charețt swifte in hast he thether steard , Which with ...
... heard ; An aged sire with head all frowy hore , And sprinckled frost upon his deawy beard : Who when those pittifull outcries he heard Through all the seas so ruefully resownd , Ilis charețt swifte in hast he thether steard , Which with ...
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... heard tell 38 Of Trojan warres and Priams citie sackt , The ruefull story of Sir Paridell , She was empassiond at that piteous act , With zelous envy of Greckes cruell fact Against that nation , from whose race of old She heard that she ...
... heard tell 38 Of Trojan warres and Priams citie sackt , The ruefull story of Sir Paridell , She was empassiond at that piteous act , With zelous envy of Greckes cruell fact Against that nation , from whose race of old She heard that she ...
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... heard , No word he had to speake for great dismay , But lookt on Glauce grim ; who woxe afeard Of outrage for the words which she heard say , Albee untrue she wist them by assay . But Blandamour , whenas he did espie His chaunge of ...
... heard , No word he had to speake for great dismay , But lookt on Glauce grim ; who woxe afeard Of outrage for the words which she heard say , Albee untrue she wist them by assay . But Blandamour , whenas he did espie His chaunge of ...
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