The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... noble fame ; Who , through great prowesse and bold hardinesse , From Lacedæmon fetcht the fayrest Dame That ever Greece did boast , or knight possesse , Whom Venus to him gave for meed of worthinesse ; " Fayre Helene , flowre of beautie ...
... noble fame ; Who , through great prowesse and bold hardinesse , From Lacedæmon fetcht the fayrest Dame That ever Greece did boast , or knight possesse , Whom Venus to him gave for meed of worthinesse ; " Fayre Helene , flowre of beautie ...
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... noble Britomart heard tell 38 Of Trojan warres and Priams citie sackt , The ruefull story of Sir Paridell , She was empassiond at that piteous act , With zelous envy of Greckes cruell fact Against that nation , from whose race of old ...
... noble Britomart heard tell 38 Of Trojan warres and Priams citie sackt , The ruefull story of Sir Paridell , She was empassiond at that piteous act , With zelous envy of Greckes cruell fact Against that nation , from whose race of old ...
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... noble succor is thee by , That is the whole worlds commune remedy . " That chearful word his weak heart much did cheare , And with vaine hope his spirits faint supply , That bold he sayd ; " O most redoubted Pere ! Vouchsafe with mild ...
... noble succor is thee by , That is the whole worlds commune remedy . " That chearful word his weak heart much did cheare , And with vaine hope his spirits faint supply , That bold he sayd ; " O most redoubted Pere ! Vouchsafe with mild ...
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