The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... rest on th ' other side : But boastful Braggadochio rather chose , For glorie vaine , their fellowship to lose , That men on him the more might gaze alone . The rest them selves in troupes did else dispose , Like as it seemed best to ...
... rest on th ' other side : But boastful Braggadochio rather chose , For glorie vaine , their fellowship to lose , That men on him the more might gaze alone . The rest them selves in troupes did else dispose , Like as it seemed best to ...
Page 169
... rest : To rest he layd him downe upon the flore , ( Whylome for ventrous Knights the bedding best ) And thought his wearie limbs to have redrest . And that old aged Dame , his faithfull Squire , Her feeble joynts layd eke a downe to rest ...
... rest : To rest he layd him downe upon the flore , ( Whylome for ventrous Knights the bedding best ) And thought his wearie limbs to have redrest . And that old aged Dame , his faithfull Squire , Her feeble joynts layd eke a downe to rest ...
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... rest ; Yet all the rest were eke her equall peares , Yet unto her obayed all the best : Her name was Womanhood ; that she exprest By her sad semblant and demeanure wyse , For stedfast still her eyes did fixed rest , Ne rov'd at randon ...
... rest ; Yet all the rest were eke her equall peares , Yet unto her obayed all the best : Her name was Womanhood ; that she exprest By her sad semblant and demeanure wyse , For stedfast still her eyes did fixed rest , Ne rov'd at randon ...
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