The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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Page 57
... wearie wandring they long time did wonne , And many fortunes prov'd in th ' Ocean mayne , And great adventures found , that now were long to sayne . 49 " At last by fatall course they driven were Into an Island spatious and brode , The ...
... wearie wandring they long time did wonne , And many fortunes prov'd in th ' Ocean mayne , And great adventures found , that now were long to sayne . 49 " At last by fatall course they driven were Into an Island spatious and brode , The ...
Page 169
... wearie paine ; And having long beheld at last enquired The cause and end thereof , but all in vaine ; For they for nought would from their worke refraine , Ne let his speeches come unto their care : And eke the breathfull bellowes blew ...
... wearie paine ; And having long beheld at last enquired The cause and end thereof , but all in vaine ; For they for nought would from their worke refraine , Ne let his speeches come unto their care : And eke the breathfull bellowes blew ...
Page 181
... wearie of the way We did alight , and sate in shadow myld , Where fearelesse I to sleepe me downe did lay ; But when as I did out of sleepe abray , I found her not where I her left whyleare , But thought she wandred was , or gone astray ...
... wearie of the way We did alight , and sate in shadow myld , Where fearelesse I to sleepe me downe did lay ; But when as I did out of sleepe abray , I found her not where I her left whyleare , But thought she wandred was , or gone astray ...
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