The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Edmund Spenser. In all which time Sir Artegall made way Unto the love of noble Britomart , 40 And with meeke service and much suit did lay Continuall siege unto her gentle hart ; Which , being whylome launcht with lovely dart , More eath ...
Edmund Spenser. In all which time Sir Artegall made way Unto the love of noble Britomart , 40 And with meeke service and much suit did lay Continuall siege unto her gentle hart ; Which , being whylome launcht with lovely dart , More eath ...
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... unto no man neare : For heaven , that unto all lends equall eare , Is farre from hearing of my heavy plight ; And lowest hell , to which I lie most neare , Cares not what evils hap to wretched wight ; And greedy seas doe in the spoile ...
... unto no man neare : For heaven , that unto all lends equall eare , Is farre from hearing of my heavy plight ; And lowest hell , to which I lie most neare , Cares not what evils hap to wretched wight ; And greedy seas doe in the spoile ...
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... unto his eares be borne , That blame it is to him , that armes profest , To let her die whom he might have redrest . " There did she pause , inforced to give place Unto the passion that her heart opprest ; And , after she had wept and ...
... unto his eares be borne , That blame it is to him , that armes profest , To let her die whom he might have redrest . " There did she pause , inforced to give place Unto the passion that her heart opprest ; And , after she had wept and ...
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