The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... wicked Hag did vew , She was astonisht at her heavenly hew , And doubted her to deeme an earthly wight , But or some ... wicked woman had a wicked sonne , The comfort C. VII . 17 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... wicked Hag did vew , She was astonisht at her heavenly hew , And doubted her to deeme an earthly wight , But or some ... wicked woman had a wicked sonne , The comfort C. VII . 17 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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Edmund Spenser. This wicked woman had a wicked sonne , The comfort of her age and weary dayes , A laesy loord , for nothing good to donne , But stretched forth in ydlenesse alwayes ; Ne ever cast his mind to covet prayse , Or ply ...
Edmund Spenser. This wicked woman had a wicked sonne , The comfort of her age and weary dayes , A laesy loord , for nothing good to donne , But stretched forth in ydlenesse alwayes ; Ne ever cast his mind to covet prayse , Or ply ...
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... wicked weapon rashly he did wrest , And turning to the next his fell intent , Unwares it strooke into her snowie chest , That litle drops empurpled her faire brest . Exceeding wroth therewith the virgin grew , Albe the wound were ...
... wicked weapon rashly he did wrest , And turning to the next his fell intent , Unwares it strooke into her snowie chest , That litle drops empurpled her faire brest . Exceeding wroth therewith the virgin grew , Albe the wound were ...
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