The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... hight Panope , to keepe it cleane . Thether he brought the sory Florimell , And entertained her the best he might , And Panope her entertaind eke well , As an immortall mote a mortall wight , To winne her liking unto his delight : With ...
... hight Panope , to keepe it cleane . Thether he brought the sory Florimell , And entertained her the best he might , And Panope her entertaind eke well , As an immortall mote a mortall wight , To winne her liking unto his delight : With ...
Page 54
... hight , On faire Oenone got a lovely boy , Whom , for remembrance of her passed joy , She , of his Father , Parius did name ; Who , after Greekes did Priams realme destroy , Gathred the Trojan reliques sav'd from flame , And with them ...
... hight , On faire Oenone got a lovely boy , Whom , for remembrance of her passed joy , She , of his Father , Parius did name ; Who , after Greekes did Priams realme destroy , Gathred the Trojan reliques sav'd from flame , And with them ...
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... hight did take , He is declyned from that marke of theirs Nigh thirtie minutes to the Southerne lake ; That makes me feare in time he will us quite forsake . And if to those Egyptian wisards old , Which in Star - read were wont have ...
... hight did take , He is declyned from that marke of theirs Nigh thirtie minutes to the Southerne lake ; That makes me feare in time he will us quite forsake . And if to those Egyptian wisards old , Which in Star - read were wont have ...
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