The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... sith 3 that he is gone irrevocable , Please it you , Ladie , to us to aread 4 What cause could make him so dishonourable To drive you so on foot , unfit to tread And lackey by him , gainst all womanhead . " " Certes , Sir Knight ...
... sith 3 that he is gone irrevocable , Please it you , Ladie , to us to aread 4 What cause could make him so dishonourable To drive you so on foot , unfit to tread And lackey by him , gainst all womanhead . " " Certes , Sir Knight ...
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... sith 3 ye so courteous seemed late , you I will not feare it to relate . Το Then wote 4 ye that I am a Briton borne , Sonne of a king , ( however thorough fate Or fortune I my countrie have forlorne , 5 And lost the crowne which should ...
... sith 3 ye so courteous seemed late , you I will not feare it to relate . Το Then wote 4 ye that I am a Briton borne , Sonne of a king , ( however thorough fate Or fortune I my countrie have forlorne , 5 And lost the crowne which should ...
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... sith 8 now occasion fit . Doth fall , whose like hereafter seldome may , Let me this crave , unworthy though of it , Lewdly , in evil manner . 3 Feres , companions . 5 Leres , lessons . 2 Spilt , spoiled . 4 Thewes , accomplishments . 6 ...
... sith 8 now occasion fit . Doth fall , whose like hereafter seldome may , Let me this crave , unworthy though of it , Lewdly , in evil manner . 3 Feres , companions . 5 Leres , lessons . 2 Spilt , spoiled . 4 Thewes , accomplishments . 6 ...
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... Sith his own thought he knew most cleare from wite7 : 1 Then , than . 2 Over - passe , alleviate . 3 Namely , particularly . • Disadventures , misfortunes . 5 Dight , prepared . • Sith , since . " Wite , blame . So , as they past ...
... Sith his own thought he knew most cleare from wite7 : 1 Then , than . 2 Over - passe , alleviate . 3 Namely , particularly . • Disadventures , misfortunes . 5 Dight , prepared . • Sith , since . " Wite , blame . So , as they past ...
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... Sith 3 then ye needs will know the griefe I hoord , I am th ' unfortunate Matilde by name , The wife of bold Sir Bruin , who is Lord Of all this land , late conquer'd by his sword From a great Gyant , called Cormoraunt , Whom he did ...
... Sith 3 then ye needs will know the griefe I hoord , I am th ' unfortunate Matilde by name , The wife of bold Sir Bruin , who is Lord Of all this land , late conquer'd by his sword From a great Gyant , called Cormoraunt , Whom he did ...
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