The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 134
... side sixe judges were dispos'd , To view and deeme the deedes of armes that day And on the other side , in fresh aray , Fayre Canacee upon a stately stage Was set , to see the fortune of that fray , And to be seene , as his most worthie ...
... side sixe judges were dispos'd , To view and deeme the deedes of armes that day And on the other side , in fresh aray , Fayre Canacee upon a stately stage Was set , to see the fortune of that fray , And to be seene , as his most worthie ...
Page 219
... sides , and new parts take ; For Paridell did take to Druons side , For old despight which now forth newly brake Gainst Blandamour , whom alwaies he envide ; And Blandamour to Claribell relide : So all afresh gan former fight renew . As ...
... sides , and new parts take ; For Paridell did take to Druons side , For old despight which now forth newly brake Gainst Blandamour , whom alwaies he envide ; And Blandamour to Claribell relide : So all afresh gan former fight renew . As ...
Page 221
... side to side till all the world it weet . But now their forces greatly were decayd , 34 The Prince yet being fresh untoucht afore ; Who them with speaches milde gan first disswade From such foule outrage , and them long forbore : Till ...
... side to side till all the world it weet . But now their forces greatly were decayd , 34 The Prince yet being fresh untoucht afore ; Who them with speaches milde gan first disswade From such foule outrage , and them long forbore : Till ...
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