The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 107
... seemed ; And much the more by that he lately wrought , When her from deadly thraldome he redeemed , For which no service she too much esteemed : Yet dread of shame and doubt of fowle dishonor Made her not yeeld so much as due she deemed ...
... seemed ; And much the more by that he lately wrought , When her from deadly thraldome he redeemed , For which no service she too much esteemed : Yet dread of shame and doubt of fowle dishonor Made her not yeeld so much as due she deemed ...
Page 121
... seemed To him was fallen for his happie lot , 8 Whose like alive on earth he weened not : Therefore he her did court , did servc , did wooc , With humblest suit that he imagine mot , And all things did devise , and all things dooe ...
... seemed To him was fallen for his happie lot , 8 Whose like alive on earth he weened not : Therefore he her did court , did servc , did wooc , With humblest suit that he imagine mot , And all things did devise , and all things dooe ...
Page 142
... seemed good : And therein sate a Ladie , passing faire And bright , that seemed borne of Angels brood ; And with her beautie bountie did compare , Whether of them in her should have the greater share . Thereto she learned was in Magicke ...
... seemed good : And therein sate a Ladie , passing faire And bright , that seemed borne of Angels brood ; And with her beautie bountie did compare , Whether of them in her should have the greater share . Thereto she learned was in Magicke ...
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