The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 109
... shew faire semblance they did beare ; For under maske of beautie and good grace Vile treason and fowle falshood hidden were , That mote to none but to the warie wise appeare . The one of them the false Duessa hight , That now had chang ...
... shew faire semblance they did beare ; For under maske of beautie and good grace Vile treason and fowle falshood hidden were , That mote to none but to the warie wise appeare . The one of them the false Duessa hight , That now had chang ...
Page 163
... shew ; Whose face , discovered , plainely did expresse The heavenly pourtraict of bright Angels hew . Well weened all , which her that time did vew , That she should surely beare the bell away ; Till Blandamour , who thought he had the ...
... shew ; Whose face , discovered , plainely did expresse The heavenly pourtraict of bright Angels hew . Well weened all , which her that time did vew , That she should surely beare the bell away ; Till Blandamour , who thought he had the ...
Page 293
... shew forth thy sword , and let it tell What strokes , what dreadfull stoure , it stird this day ; Or shew the wounds which unto thee befell ; Or shew the sweat with which thou diddest sway So sharpe a battell , that so many did dismay ...
... shew forth thy sword , and let it tell What strokes , what dreadfull stoure , it stird this day ; Or shew the wounds which unto thee befell ; Or shew the sweat with which thou diddest sway So sharpe a battell , that so many did dismay ...
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