The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... meanes his dolor to prolong , Sith dint of steele his carcas could not quell ; His maker with her charmes had framed him so well . The golden ribband , which that virgin wore About her C. VII . 23 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... meanes his dolor to prolong , Sith dint of steele his carcas could not quell ; His maker with her charmes had framed him so well . The golden ribband , which that virgin wore About her C. VII . 23 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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... meanes found none , He could no more but her great misery bemone . Thus whilst his stony heart with tender ruth 13 Was toucht , and mighty courage mollifide , Dame Venus sonne , that tameth stubborne youth With iron bit , and maketh him ...
... meanes found none , He could no more but her great misery bemone . Thus whilst his stony heart with tender ruth 13 Was toucht , and mighty courage mollifide , Dame Venus sonne , that tameth stubborne youth With iron bit , and maketh him ...
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... meane could in the weight be stayd ; For by no meanes the false will with the truth be wayte " Now take the right likewise , " sayd Artegale , 46 " And counterpeise the same with so much wrong . " So first the right he put into one ...
... meane could in the weight be stayd ; For by no meanes the false will with the truth be wayte " Now take the right likewise , " sayd Artegale , 46 " And counterpeise the same with so much wrong . " So first the right he put into one ...
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