The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... sweet gum did drop , That all the ground , with pretious deaw bedight , Threw forth most dainty odours and most sweet delight . And in the thickest covert of that shade 44 There was a pleasaunt Arber , not by art But of the trees owne ...
... sweet gum did drop , That all the ground , with pretious deaw bedight , Threw forth most dainty odours and most sweet delight . And in the thickest covert of that shade 44 There was a pleasaunt Arber , not by art But of the trees owne ...
Page 198
... sweet bird departing flew forthright , Through the wide region of the wastfull aire , Untill she came where wonned his Belphebe faire . There found she her ( as then it did betide ) ១ Sitting in covert shade of arbors sweet , After ...
... sweet bird departing flew forthright , Through the wide region of the wastfull aire , Untill she came where wonned his Belphebe faire . There found she her ( as then it did betide ) ១ Sitting in covert shade of arbors sweet , After ...
Page 224
... sweet ; As bosting in their martyrdome unmeet . So all that ever yet I have endured I count as nought , and tread downe under feet , Since of my love at length I rest assured , That to disloyalty she will not be allured . 3 " Long were ...
... sweet ; As bosting in their martyrdome unmeet . So all that ever yet I have endured I count as nought , and tread downe under feet , Since of my love at length I rest assured , That to disloyalty she will not be allured . 3 " Long were ...
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