The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... mother on the ground ; The sight whereof did greatly him adaw , And his base thought with terrour and with aw So inly smot , that as one , which hath gaz'd On the bright Sunne unwares , doth soone withdraw His feeble eyne , with too ...
... mother on the ground ; The sight whereof did greatly him adaw , And his base thought with terrour and with aw So inly smot , that as one , which hath gaz'd On the bright Sunne unwares , doth soone withdraw His feeble eyne , with too ...
Page 129
... mother in one happic mold , Borne at one burden in one happie morne ; Thrise happie mother , and thrise happie morne , That bore three such , three such not to be fond ! 1 Her name was Agape , whose children werne All three as one ; the ...
... mother in one happic mold , Borne at one burden in one happie morne ; Thrise happie mother , and thrise happie morne , That bore three such , three such not to be fond ! 1 Her name was Agape , whose children werne All three as one ; the ...
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... mother , getteth her And gives to him for wife . O WHAT an endlesse worke have I in hand , To count the seas abundant progeny , [ land , Whose fruitfull seede farre passeth those in And also those which wonne in th ' azure sky : For ...
... mother , getteth her And gives to him for wife . O WHAT an endlesse worke have I in hand , To count the seas abundant progeny , [ land , Whose fruitfull seede farre passeth those in And also those which wonne in th ' azure sky : For ...
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