The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... heare : He knockt his brest with desperate intent , And scratcht his face , and with his teeth did teare His rugged flesh , and rent his ragged heare ; That his sad mother , seeing his sore plight , Was greatly woe begon , and gan to ...
... heare : He knockt his brest with desperate intent , And scratcht his face , and with his teeth did teare His rugged flesh , and rent his ragged heare ; That his sad mother , seeing his sore plight , Was greatly woe begon , and gan to ...
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... golden wyrę was not so yellow thryse As Florimells fayre heare : and , in the stead Of life , she put a Spright to rule the carcas dead ; 5 8 . A wicked Spright , yfraught with fawning guyle 32 B. III , THE FAERIE QUEENE . ·
... golden wyrę was not so yellow thryse As Florimells fayre heare : and , in the stead Of life , she put a Spright to rule the carcas dead ; 5 8 . A wicked Spright , yfraught with fawning guyle 32 B. III , THE FAERIE QUEENE . ·
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... heare . ” When Scudamour those heavie tydings heard , 37 His hart was thrild with point of deadly feare , Ne in his face or bloud or life appeard ; But senselesse stood , like to a mazed steare That yet of mortall stroke the stound doth ...
... heare . ” When Scudamour those heavie tydings heard , 37 His hart was thrild with point of deadly feare , Ne in his face or bloud or life appeard ; But senselesse stood , like to a mazed steare That yet of mortall stroke the stound doth ...
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