The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 149
... nought , His person to emperill so in fight : But if to match that Lady they had sought Another like , that were like faire and bright , His life he then would spend to justifie his right . ยท At which his vaine excuse they all gan smile ...
... nought , His person to emperill so in fight : But if to match that Lady they had sought Another like , that were like faire and bright , His life he then would spend to justifie his right . ยท At which his vaine excuse they all gan smile ...
Page 179
... nought ; Ne thenceforth feare the thing that hethertoo Hath troubled both your mindes with idle thought , Fearing least she your loves away should woo : Feared in vainc , sith meanes , ye see , there wants theretoo . 31 And you , Sir ...
... nought ; Ne thenceforth feare the thing that hethertoo Hath troubled both your mindes with idle thought , Fearing least she your loves away should woo : Feared in vainc , sith meanes , ye see , there wants theretoo . 31 And you , Sir ...
Page 220
... nought dismayd , them stoutly well withstood ; Ne yeelded foote , ne once abacke did flit , But being doubly smitten likewise doubly smit . The warlike Dame was on her part assaid Of Claribell and Blandamour attone ; And Paridell and ...
... nought dismayd , them stoutly well withstood ; Ne yeelded foote , ne once abacke did flit , But being doubly smitten likewise doubly smit . The warlike Dame was on her part assaid Of Claribell and Blandamour attone ; And Paridell and ...
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