The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... mind to covet prayse , Or ply himselfe to any honest trade , But all the day before the sunny rayes 12 He us'd to slug , or sleepe in slothfull shade : Such laesinesse both lewd and poore attonce him made . 13 He , comming home at ...
... mind to covet prayse , Or ply himselfe to any honest trade , But all the day before the sunny rayes 12 He us'd to slug , or sleepe in slothfull shade : Such laesinesse both lewd and poore attonce him made . 13 He , comming home at ...
Page 106
... mind , both did and sayd Full many things so doubtfull to be wȧyd , That well she wist not what by them to gesse : For other whiles to her she purpos made Of love , and other whiles of lustfulnesse , That much she feard his mind would ...
... mind , both did and sayd Full many things so doubtfull to be wȧyd , That well she wist not what by them to gesse : For other whiles to her she purpos made Of love , and other whiles of lustfulnesse , That much she feard his mind would ...
Page 239
... mind That Virgins love to win by wit or wile , Her threw into a dongeon deepe and blind , And there in chaynes her cruelly did bind , In hope thereby her to his bent to draw : For , when as neither gifts nor graces kind Her constant mind ...
... mind That Virgins love to win by wit or wile , Her threw into a dongeon deepe and blind , And there in chaynes her cruelly did bind , In hope thereby her to his bent to draw : For , when as neither gifts nor graces kind Her constant mind ...
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