The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... wight was seene Save one old Nymph , hight Panope , to keepe it cleane . Thether he brought the sory Florimell , And entertained her the best he might , And Panope her entertaind eke well , As an immortall mote a mortall wight , To ...
... wight was seene Save one old Nymph , hight Panope , to keepe it cleane . Thether he brought the sory Florimell , And entertained her the best he might , And Panope her entertaind eke well , As an immortall mote a mortall wight , To ...
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... wight , unwist to bee , The fairest woman wight that ever cic did see . Like as Bellona being late returnd 21 22 From slaughter of the Giaunts conquered i Where proud Encelade , whose wide nosethrils burnd With breathed flames , like to ...
... wight , unwist to bee , The fairest woman wight that ever cic did see . Like as Bellona being late returnd 21 22 From slaughter of the Giaunts conquered i Where proud Encelade , whose wide nosethrils burnd With breathed flames , like to ...
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... wight on thee ywrake , Or selfe disliked life , doth thee thus wretched make ? " If heaven ; then none may it redresse or blame , 15 Sith to his powre we all are subject borne : If wrathfull wight ; then fowle rebuke and shame Be theirs ...
... wight on thee ywrake , Or selfe disliked life , doth thee thus wretched make ? " If heaven ; then none may it redresse or blame , 15 Sith to his powre we all are subject borne : If wrathfull wight ; then fowle rebuke and shame Be theirs ...
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