The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 3Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... wize With gold and many a gorgeous ornament , After the Persian Monarks antique guize , Such as the maker selfe could best by art devize . 39 And drawne it was ( that wonder is to tell ) Of two grim lyons , taken from the wood , In ...
... wize With gold and many a gorgeous ornament , After the Persian Monarks antique guize , Such as the maker selfe could best by art devize . 39 And drawne it was ( that wonder is to tell ) Of two grim lyons , taken from the wood , In ...
Page 149
... wize : And Ate eke provokt him privily With love of her , and shame of such mesprize , But nought he car'd for friend or enemy ; For in base mind nor friendship dwels nor enmity . II But Cambell thus did shut up all in jest : C. IV ...
... wize : And Ate eke provokt him privily With love of her , and shame of such mesprize , But nought he car'd for friend or enemy ; For in base mind nor friendship dwels nor enmity . II But Cambell thus did shut up all in jest : C. IV ...
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... wize With curious Corbes and pendants graven faire , And arched all with porches did arize On stately pillours fram'd after the Doricke guize . 5 " And for defence thereof on th ' other end 7 There reared was a castle faire and strong ...
... wize With curious Corbes and pendants graven faire , And arched all with porches did arize On stately pillours fram'd after the Doricke guize . 5 " And for defence thereof on th ' other end 7 There reared was a castle faire and strong ...
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