The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... heaven rings . All which when gentle Canacee beheld , In hast she from her lofty chaire descended , To weet what sudden tidings was befeld : Where when she saw that cruell war so ended , And deadly foes so faithfully affrended , In ...
... heaven rings . All which when gentle Canacee beheld , In hast she from her lofty chaire descended , To weet what sudden tidings was befeld : Where when she saw that cruell war so ended , And deadly foes so faithfully affrended , In ...
Page 199
... heavens hard disgrace , Or wrath of cruell wight on thee ywrake , Or selfe disliked life , doth thee thus wretched make ? " If heaven ; then none may it redresse or blame , 15 Sith to his powre we all are subject borne : If wrathfull ...
... heavens hard disgrace , Or wrath of cruell wight on thee ywrake , Or selfe disliked life , doth thee thus wretched make ? " If heaven ; then none may it redresse or blame , 15 Sith to his powre we all are subject borne : If wrathfull ...
Page 305
... heavens hard direction , That ye were runne so fondly far astray As for to lead your selfe unto your owne decay ? " 27 Much was the man confounded in his mind , Partly with shame , and partly with dismay , That all astonisht he him ...
... heavens hard direction , That ye were runne so fondly far astray As for to lead your selfe unto your owne decay ? " 27 Much was the man confounded in his mind , Partly with shame , and partly with dismay , That all astonisht he him ...
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