The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... sayd , " Why do ye strive for Ladies love so sore , Whose chiefe desire is love and friendly aid Mongst gentle Knights to nourish evermore ? Ne be ye wroth , Sir Scudamour , therefore That she your love list love another knight , Ne do ...
... sayd , " Why do ye strive for Ladies love so sore , Whose chiefe desire is love and friendly aid Mongst gentle Knights to nourish evermore ? Ne be ye wroth , Sir Scudamour , therefore That she your love list love another knight , Ne do ...
Page 173
... ( sayd he ) " ye mote as now excuse Me from discovering you my name aright , For time yet serves that I the same refuse ; But call ye me the Salvage Knight , as others use . " " Then this , Sir Salvage Knight , " ( quoth he ) " areede ...
... ( sayd he ) " ye mote as now excuse Me from discovering you my name aright , For time yet serves that I the same refuse ; But call ye me the Salvage Knight , as others use . " " Then this , Sir Salvage Knight , " ( quoth he ) " areede ...
Page 285
... sayd that words were light , Ne would within his ballaunce well abide : But he could justly weigh the wrong or right . " Well then , " sayd Artegall , " let it be tride : First in one ballance set the true aside . ” He did so first ...
... sayd that words were light , Ne would within his ballaunce well abide : But he could justly weigh the wrong or right . " Well then , " sayd Artegall , " let it be tride : First in one ballance set the true aside . ” He did so first ...
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