The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... cast ; And leaping to him light would have unlast 4 His helme , to make unto his vengeance way : Who , seeing in what daunger he was plast , Cryde out ; " Ah mercie , Sir ! doe me not slay , But save my life , which lot 5 before your ...
... cast ; And leaping to him light would have unlast 4 His helme , to make unto his vengeance way : Who , seeing in what daunger he was plast , Cryde out ; " Ah mercie , Sir ! doe me not slay , But save my life , which lot 5 before your ...
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... Cast to requite ; and with a slender dart , Fellow of this I beare , throwne not in vaine , Strooke him , as seemeth , underneath the hart , That through the wound his spirit shortly did depart . " XIII . Much did Sir Calidore admyre ...
... Cast to requite ; and with a slender dart , Fellow of this I beare , throwne not in vaine , Strooke him , as seemeth , underneath the hart , That through the wound his spirit shortly did depart . " XIII . Much did Sir Calidore admyre ...
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... cast How to save whole her hazarded estate 6 ; For which the onely helpe now left them last Seem'd to be Calidore : all other helpes were past . XIII . Him they did deeme , as sure to them he seemed , A courteous Knight and full of ...
... cast How to save whole her hazarded estate 6 ; For which the onely helpe now left them last Seem'd to be Calidore : all other helpes were past . XIII . Him they did deeme , as sure to them he seemed , A courteous Knight and full of ...
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... cast of slight , To give faire colour to that Ladies cause in sight . XVII . Streight to the carkasse of that Knight he went , ( The cause of all this evill , who was slaine The day before by iust avengement Of noble Tristram , ) where ...
... cast of slight , To give faire colour to that Ladies cause in sight . XVII . Streight to the carkasse of that Knight he went , ( The cause of all this evill , who was slaine The day before by iust avengement Of noble Tristram , ) where ...
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... cast to keepe himselfe so safely as he may . 1 Bedight , adorned . 2 Lenger , longer . 3 Wist , knew . 4 Weet , learn . 5 Tho . then . 6 Misdoubting , fearing . 7 Misguyde , direct ill , provoke . 8 Assay , attack . XLVII . 9. He cast ...
... cast to keepe himselfe so safely as he may . 1 Bedight , adorned . 2 Lenger , longer . 3 Wist , knew . 4 Weet , learn . 5 Tho . then . 6 Misdoubting , fearing . 7 Misguyde , direct ill , provoke . 8 Assay , attack . XLVII . 9. He cast ...
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