The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 142
... Stood gazing , filled were with rufull tine And secret feare to see their fatall fine , All suddenly they heard a troublous noyes , That seemd some perilous tumult to desine , Confus'd with womens cries and shouts of boyes , Such as the ...
... Stood gazing , filled were with rufull tine And secret feare to see their fatall fine , All suddenly they heard a troublous noyes , That seemd some perilous tumult to desine , Confus'd with womens cries and shouts of boyes , Such as the ...
Page 244
... stood ; And Tygris fierce , whose streames of none may be with- Great Ganges ; and immortall Euphrates ; Deepe Indus ; and Mæander intricate ; Slow Peneus ; and tempestuous Phasides ; Swift Rhene ; and Alpheus still immaculate ; Ooraxes ...
... stood ; And Tygris fierce , whose streames of none may be with- Great Ganges ; and immortall Euphrates ; Deepe Indus ; and Mæander intricate ; Slow Peneus ; and tempestuous Phasides ; Swift Rhene ; and Alpheus still immaculate ; Ooraxes ...
Page 300
... stood , By all meanes secking to asswage their ires ; Now with faire words , but words did little good , Now with sharpe threats , but threats the more increast their mood . 5 And there before them stood a Coffer strong Fast bound on ...
... stood , By all meanes secking to asswage their ires ; Now with faire words , but words did little good , Now with sharpe threats , but threats the more increast their mood . 5 And there before them stood a Coffer strong Fast bound on ...
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