The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 73
... light , That he thereby receiv'd no hurt at all ; But chaunced on a craggy cliff to light , Whence he with crooked clawes so long did crall , That at the last he found a cave with entrance small . Into the same he creepes , and ...
... light , That he thereby receiv'd no hurt at all ; But chaunced on a craggy cliff to light , Whence he with crooked clawes so long did crall , That at the last he found a cave with entrance small . Into the same he creepes , and ...
Page 115
... light , his foe for lying long upbrayes : Who , rolled on an heape , lay still in swound All carelesse of his taunt and bitter rayle ; Till that the rest him seeing lie on ground Ran hastily , to weete what did him ayle . Where finding ...
... light , his foe for lying long upbrayes : Who , rolled on an heape , lay still in swound All carelesse of his taunt and bitter rayle ; Till that the rest him seeing lie on ground Ran hastily , to weete what did him ayle . Where finding ...
Page 285
... light ; Yet the least word that ever could be layd Within his ballaunce he could way aright . " Which is " ( sayd he ) " more heavy then in weight , The right or wrong , the false or else the trew ? ' . He answered that he would try it ...
... light ; Yet the least word that ever could be layd Within his ballaunce he could way aright . " Which is " ( sayd he ) " more heavy then in weight , The right or wrong , the false or else the trew ? ' . He answered that he would try it ...
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