The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... Shame most ill favourd , bestiall , and blinde : Shame lowrd , Repentaunce sighd , Reproch did scould ; Reproch sharpe stings , Repentaunce whips entwinde , Shame burning brond - yrons in her hand did hold : All three to each unlike ...
... Shame most ill favourd , bestiall , and blinde : Shame lowrd , Repentaunce sighd , Reproch did scould ; Reproch sharpe stings , Repentaunce whips entwinde , Shame burning brond - yrons in her hand did hold : All three to each unlike ...
Page 173
... Shame and dishonour hath unto me donne ; On whom I waite to wreake that foule despight , When ever he this way shall passe by day or night . " " Shame be his meede , " ( quoth he ) " that meaneth But what is he by whom ye shamed were ...
... Shame and dishonour hath unto me donne ; On whom I waite to wreake that foule despight , When ever he this way shall passe by day or night . " " Shame be his meede , " ( quoth he ) " that meaneth But what is he by whom ye shamed were ...
Page 305
... shame , and partly with dismay , That all astonisht he him selfe did find , And little had for his excuse to say , But onely thus : " Most haplesse well ye may Me justly terme , that to this shame am brought , And made the scorne of ...
... shame , and partly with dismay , That all astonisht he him selfe did find , And little had for his excuse to say , But onely thus : " Most haplesse well ye may Me justly terme , that to this shame am brought , And made the scorne of ...
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