The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... sory Florimell , And entertained her the best he might , And Panope her entertaind eke well , As an immortall mote a mortall wight , To winne her liking unto his delight : With flattering wordes he sweetly wooed her , And offered faire ...
... sory Florimell , And entertained her the best he might , And Panope her entertaind eke well , As an immortall mote a mortall wight , To winne her liking unto his delight : With flattering wordes he sweetly wooed her , And offered faire ...
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... sory haste To quench the flames which she had tyn'd before , Laught at his foolish labour spent in waste , And ran into her lovers armes right fast ; Where streight embraced she to him did cry And call aldwd for helpe , ere helpe were ...
... sory haste To quench the flames which she had tyn'd before , Laught at his foolish labour spent in waste , And ran into her lovers armes right fast ; Where streight embraced she to him did cry And call aldwd for helpe , ere helpe were ...
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... sory cies have seen Scaven women by him slaine , and eaten clenc : And now no more for him but I alone , And this old woman , here remaining beene , Till thou cam'st hither to augment our mone ; And of us three to morrow he will sure ...
... sory cies have seen Scaven women by him slaine , and eaten clenc : And now no more for him but I alone , And this old woman , here remaining beene , Till thou cam'st hither to augment our mone ; And of us three to morrow he will sure ...
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