The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 154
... steed at last , Whether through foundring or through sodein feare , To stumble , that his rider nigh he cast ; Which vauntage Cambell did pursue so fast , That , ere him selfe he had recovered well , So sore he sowst him on the compast ...
... steed at last , Whether through foundring or through sodein feare , To stumble , that his rider nigh he cast ; Which vauntage Cambell did pursue so fast , That , ere him selfe he had recovered well , So sore he sowst him on the compast ...
Page 156
... steed With oaken leaves attrapt , that seemed fit For salvage wight : and thereto well agreed Ilis word , which on his ragged shield was writ , Salvagesse sans finesse , shewing secret wit . IIe , at his first incomming , charg'd his ...
... steed With oaken leaves attrapt , that seemed fit For salvage wight : and thereto well agreed Ilis word , which on his ragged shield was writ , Salvagesse sans finesse , shewing secret wit . IIe , at his first incomming , charg'd his ...
Page 295
... steed , which he had stolne , to clame : And , th ' one hand seizing on his golden bit , With th ' other drew his sword ; for with the same He meant the thiefe there deadly to have smit : And , had he not bene held , he nought had fayld ...
... steed , which he had stolne , to clame : And , th ' one hand seizing on his golden bit , With th ' other drew his sword ; for with the same He meant the thiefe there deadly to have smit : And , had he not bene held , he nought had fayld ...
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