The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... paine , Ne paine at all ; for he so ofte had tryde The powre thereof , and lov'd so oft in vaine , That thing of course he counted love to entertaine . Thenceforth to her he sought to intimate 30 His inward griefe , by meanes to him ...
... paine , Ne paine at all ; for he so ofte had tryde The powre thereof , and lov'd so oft in vaine , That thing of course he counted love to entertaine . Thenceforth to her he sought to intimate 30 His inward griefe , by meanes to him ...
Page 135
... paine , that did the more enhaunce His haughtie courage to advengement fell : [ swell . Smart daunts not mighty harts , but makes them more to With that , his poynant speare he fierce aventred With doubled force close underneath his ...
... paine , that did the more enhaunce His haughtie courage to advengement fell : [ swell . Smart daunts not mighty harts , but makes them more to With that , his poynant speare he fierce aventred With doubled force close underneath his ...
Page 223
... paine so sad a taske to take , Mote we entreat you , sith this gentle crew Is now so well accorded all anew , That as we ride together on our way , Ye will recount to us in order dew All that adventure which ye did assay For that faire ...
... paine so sad a taske to take , Mote we entreat you , sith this gentle crew Is now so well accorded all anew , That as we ride together on our way , Ye will recount to us in order dew All that adventure which ye did assay For that faire ...
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