The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 117
... tell the same ? " “ Then tell , ” ( quoth Blandamour ) “ and feare no blame ; Tell what thou saw'st , maulgre who so it heares . " " Isaw " ( quoth she ) " astraunger knight , whose name I wote not well , but in his shield he beares ...
... tell the same ? " “ Then tell , ” ( quoth Blandamour ) “ and feare no blame ; Tell what thou saw'st , maulgre who so it heares . " " Isaw " ( quoth she ) " astraunger knight , whose name I wote not well , but in his shield he beares ...
Page 223
... tell through what misfortune he had far'd In that atchievement , as to him befell , And all those daungers unto them declar'd ; Which sith they cannot in this Canto well Comprised be , I will them in another tell . 40 41 CANTO X ...
... tell through what misfortune he had far'd In that atchievement , as to him befell , And all those daungers unto them declar'd ; Which sith they cannot in this Canto well Comprised be , I will them in another tell . 40 41 CANTO X ...
Page 253
... tell the starres on hy , Albe they endlesse seeme in estimation , Then to recount the Seas posterity : So fertile be the flouds in generation , So huge their numbers , and so numberlesse their nation . Therefore the antique wisards well ...
... tell the starres on hy , Albe they endlesse seeme in estimation , Then to recount the Seas posterity : So fertile be the flouds in generation , So huge their numbers , and so numberlesse their nation . Therefore the antique wisards well ...
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