The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 133
... soone expire , Knowing the miserie of their estate , And thousand perills which them still awate , Tossing them like a boate amid the mayne , That every houre they knocke at deathes gate ? And he that happie seemes , and least in payne ...
... soone expire , Knowing the miserie of their estate , And thousand perills which them still awate , Tossing them like a boate amid the mayne , That every houre they knocke at deathes gate ? And he that happie seemes , and least in payne ...
Page 170
... soone awaked therewithall , And lightly started up as one affrayd , Or as if one him suddenly did call : So oftentimes he out of sleepe abrayd , And then lay musing long on that him ill apayd . So long he muzed , and so long he lay ...
... soone awaked therewithall , And lightly started up as one affrayd , Or as if one him suddenly did call : So oftentimes he out of sleepe abrayd , And then lay musing long on that him ill apayd . So long he muzed , and so long he lay ...
Page 172
... soone as them approaching he descride , Gan towards them to pricke with eger speede , That seem'd he was full bent to some mischievous deede . Which Scudamour perceiving forth issewed To have rencountred him in equall race ; But soone ...
... soone as them approaching he descride , Gan towards them to pricke with eger speede , That seem'd he was full bent to some mischievous deede . Which Scudamour perceiving forth issewed To have rencountred him in equall race ; But soone ...
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