The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... deare embrace 2 For his faire usage and conditions sound , 3 The which in all mens liking gayned place , And with the greatest purchast greatest grace ; Which he could wisely use , and well apply , To please the best , and th ' evill to ...
... deare embrace 2 For his faire usage and conditions sound , 3 The which in all mens liking gayned place , And with the greatest purchast greatest grace ; Which he could wisely use , and well apply , To please the best , and th ' evill to ...
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... deare lov'd a doughty Knight , And sought to win his love by all the meanes she might . XV . " His name is Crudor ; who , through high disdaine And proud despight of his selfe - pleasing mynd , Refused hath to yeeld her love againe ...
... deare lov'd a doughty Knight , And sought to win his love by all the meanes she might . XV . " His name is Crudor ; who , through high disdaine And proud despight of his selfe - pleasing mynd , Refused hath to yeeld her love againe ...
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... deare aby.4 " " Cowherd , " quoth she , " were not that thou wouldst fly Ere he doe come , he should be soone in place . " " If I doe so , " sayd he , " then liberty I leave to you for aye me to disgrace With all those shames , that ...
... deare aby.4 " " Cowherd , " quoth she , " were not that thou wouldst fly Ere he doe come , he should be soone in place . " " If I doe so , " sayd he , " then liberty I leave to you for aye me to disgrace With all those shames , that ...
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... deare Lord , With all due thankes and dutifull respect , Herselfe acknowledg'd bound for that accord , 3 By which he had to her both life and love restord . XLVI . So all returning to the Castle glad , Most ioyfully she them did ...
... deare Lord , With all due thankes and dutifull respect , Herselfe acknowledg'd bound for that accord , 3 By which he had to her both life and love restord . XLVI . So all returning to the Castle glad , Most ioyfully she them did ...
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... deare affection and unfayned zeale Which to thy noble personage I beare , And wish thee grow in worship and great weale : For , since the day that armes I first did reare , I never saw in any greater hope appeare . " XXVII . To whom ...
... deare affection and unfayned zeale Which to thy noble personage I beare , And wish thee grow in worship and great weale : For , since the day that armes I first did reare , I never saw in any greater hope appeare . " XXVII . To whom ...
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