The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 31
... sure , I weene , the hardest hart of stone Would hardly finde to aggravate her griefe ; For misery craves rather mercy then repriefe . But that accursed Hag , her hostesse late , Had so enranckled her malitious hart , That she desyrd th ...
... sure , I weene , the hardest hart of stone Would hardly finde to aggravate her griefe ; For misery craves rather mercy then repriefe . But that accursed Hag , her hostesse late , Had so enranckled her malitious hart , That she desyrd th ...
Page 35
... sure he should be dedd . 1 " Sith then , " ( said Braggadochio ) " needes thou wilt Thy daies abridge through proofe of puissaunce , Turne we our steeds ; that both in equall tilt May meete againe , and each take happy chaunce . " This ...
... sure he should be dedd . 1 " Sith then , " ( said Braggadochio ) " needes thou wilt Thy daies abridge through proofe of puissaunce , Turne we our steeds ; that both in equall tilt May meete againe , and each take happy chaunce . " This ...
Page 141
... sure IIe gan to faint toward the battels end , And that he should not long on foote endure , A signe which did to him the victoric assure . Whereof full blith eftsoones his mightie hand 32 33 He heav'd on high , in mind with that same ...
... sure IIe gan to faint toward the battels end , And that he should not long on foote endure , A signe which did to him the victoric assure . Whereof full blith eftsoones his mightie hand 32 33 He heav'd on high , in mind with that same ...
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