The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... mighty Giauntesse Fast flying , on a Courser dapled gray , From a bold knight that with great hardinesse Her hard pursewd , and sought for to suppresse . She bore before her lap a dolefull Squire , Lying athwart her horse in great ...
... mighty Giauntesse Fast flying , on a Courser dapled gray , From a bold knight that with great hardinesse Her hard pursewd , and sought for to suppresse . She bore before her lap a dolefull Squire , Lying athwart her horse in great ...
Page 80
... fire be quencht by any witt or might , Ne yet by any meanes remov'd away ; So mighty be th'enchauntments which the same do stay . " What is there ells but cease these fruitlesse paines 80 B. III . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... fire be quencht by any witt or might , Ne yet by any meanes remov'd away ; So mighty be th'enchauntments which the same do stay . " What is there ells but cease these fruitlesse paines 80 B. III . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
Page 145
... mighty spirites bound with mightier band , Her golden cup to them for drinke she raught , Whereof , full glad for thirst , ech drunk an harty draught . Of which so soone as they once tasted had , Wonder it is that sudden change to see ...
... mighty spirites bound with mightier band , Her golden cup to them for drinke she raught , Whereof , full glad for thirst , ech drunk an harty draught . Of which so soone as they once tasted had , Wonder it is that sudden change to see ...
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