The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 135
... shield to disadvaunce . Much was he grieved with that gracelesse chaunce ; Yet from the wound no drop of bloud there fell , But wondrous paine , that did the more enhaunce His haughtie courage to advengement fell : [ swell . Smart ...
... shield to disadvaunce . Much was he grieved with that gracelesse chaunce ; Yet from the wound no drop of bloud there fell , But wondrous paine , that did the more enhaunce His haughtie courage to advengement fell : [ swell . Smart ...
Page 141
... shield , that scarce did show , Stroke him , as he his hand to strike upreard , In th ' arm - pit full , that through both sides the wound appeard . Yet still that direfull stroke kept on his way , And , falling heavie on Cambelloes ...
... shield , that scarce did show , Stroke him , as he his hand to strike upreard , In th ' arm - pit full , that through both sides the wound appeard . Yet still that direfull stroke kept on his way , And , falling heavie on Cambelloes ...
Page 206
... shield , which lightly he did throw Over his head before the harme came neare Nathlesse it fell with so despiteous dreare And heavie sway , that hard unto his crowne The shield it drove , and did the covering reare . Therewith both ...
... shield , which lightly he did throw Over his head before the harme came neare Nathlesse it fell with so despiteous dreare And heavie sway , that hard unto his crowne The shield it drove , and did the covering reare . Therewith both ...
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