The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 51
... late fall and fowle indignity , Yet was soone wonne . his malice to relent , Through gratious regard of her faire eye , And knightly worth which he too late did try , Yet tried did adore . Supper was dight ; Then they Malbecco prayd of ...
... late fall and fowle indignity , Yet was soone wonne . his malice to relent , Through gratious regard of her faire eye , And knightly worth which he too late did try , Yet tried did adore . Supper was dight ; Then they Malbecco prayd of ...
Page 99
... late teene ; In sted thereof , know that your loving Make Hath no lesse griefe endured for your gentle sake . " 40 41 She much was cheard to heare him mentiond , Whom of all living wightes she loved best . Then laid the noble ...
... late teene ; In sted thereof , know that your loving Make Hath no lesse griefe endured for your gentle sake . " 40 41 She much was cheard to heare him mentiond , Whom of all living wightes she loved best . Then laid the noble ...
Page 306
... late , I shortly will to you rehearse the same , In hope ye will not turne misfortune to my blame . 29 Being desirous ( as all Knights are woont ) Through hard adventures deedes of armes to try , And after fame and honour for to hunt ...
... late , I shortly will to you rehearse the same , In hope ye will not turne misfortune to my blame . 29 Being desirous ( as all Knights are woont ) Through hard adventures deedes of armes to try , And after fame and honour for to hunt ...
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