The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... vaine ; for what might one do more ? They have him taken captive , though it grieve him sore . Whereof when newes to Triamond was brought 33 There as he lay , his wound he soone forgot , And starting up streight for his arinour souglit ...
... vaine ; for what might one do more ? They have him taken captive , though it grieve him sore . Whereof when newes to Triamond was brought 33 There as he lay , his wound he soone forgot , And starting up streight for his arinour souglit ...
Page 206
... vaine in his avengefull ire ; But none of them ( so fast away he flew ) Ilim overtooke before he came in vew : 40 Where when he saw the Prince in armour bright , He cald to him aloud his case to rew , And rescue him , through succour of ...
... vaine in his avengefull ire ; But none of them ( so fast away he flew ) Ilim overtooke before he came in vew : 40 Where when he saw the Prince in armour bright , He cald to him aloud his case to rew , And rescue him , through succour of ...
Page 256
... vaine : Then gan he thinke , perforce with sword and targe Her forth to fetch , and Proteus to constraine ; But soone he gan such folly to forthinke againe . Then did he cast to steale her thence away , IS And with him beare where none ...
... vaine : Then gan he thinke , perforce with sword and targe Her forth to fetch , and Proteus to constraine ; But soone he gan such folly to forthinke againe . Then did he cast to steale her thence away , IS And with him beare where none ...
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