The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... selfe , this sad encounter shonne , And seeke els without hazard of thy hedd . " At those prowd words that other knight begonne To wex exceeding wroth , and him aredd To turne his steede about , or sure he should be dedd . 1 " Sith then ...
... selfe , this sad encounter shonne , And seeke els without hazard of thy hedd . " At those prowd words that other knight begonne To wex exceeding wroth , and him aredd To turne his steede about , or sure he should be dedd . 1 " Sith then ...
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... selfe dislike a whit the more ; your For Love is free , and led with selfe delight , Ne will enforced be with maisterdome or might . " So false Duessa ; but vile Atè thus : 46 47 " Both foolish knights ! I can but laugh at both , That ...
... selfe dislike a whit the more ; your For Love is free , and led with selfe delight , Ne will enforced be with maisterdome or might . " So false Duessa ; but vile Atè thus : 46 47 " Both foolish knights ! I can but laugh at both , That ...
Page 305
... selfe did shame on womankinde His mighty hand to shend , he Talus sent To wrecke on them their follies hardyment : Who with few sowces of his yron flale Dispersed all their troupe incontinent , And sent them home to tell a piteous tale ...
... selfe did shame on womankinde His mighty hand to shend , he Talus sent To wrecke on them their follies hardyment : Who with few sowces of his yron flale Dispersed all their troupe incontinent , And sent them home to tell a piteous tale ...
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