The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... farre excell , Into the mindes of mortall men doe well , 1 And goodly fury2 into them infuse ; Guyde ye my footing , and conduct me well 1 Well , cause to flow . 2 Fury , inspiration . In these strange waies where never foote did use ...
... farre excell , Into the mindes of mortall men doe well , 1 And goodly fury2 into them infuse ; Guyde ye my footing , and conduct me well 1 Well , cause to flow . 2 Fury , inspiration . In these strange waies where never foote did use ...
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... farre from that which then it was , That it indeed is nought but forgerie , Fashion'd to please the eies of them that pas , Which see not perfect things but in a glas : Yet is that glasse so gay that it can blynd The wisest sight , to ...
... farre from that which then it was , That it indeed is nought but forgerie , Fashion'd to please the eies of them that pas , Which see not perfect things but in a glas : Yet is that glasse so gay that it can blynd The wisest sight , to ...
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... farre , with piteous sound Of his shrill cries him called to his aide : To whom approching , in that painefull stound 3 1 Drad , dreaded . 2 Thorough , through . 3 Stound , misfortune . VOL . IV . 2 When he him saw , for no demaunds he ...
... farre , with piteous sound Of his shrill cries him called to his aide : To whom approching , in that painefull stound 3 1 Drad , dreaded . 2 Thorough , through . 3 Stound , misfortune . VOL . IV . 2 When he him saw , for no demaunds he ...
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... farre from hence , uppon yond rocky hill , Hard by a streight there stands a Castle strong , Which doth observe a custome lewd 3 and ill , And it hath long mayntaind with mighty wrong : For may no Knight nor Lady passe along That way ...
... farre from hence , uppon yond rocky hill , Hard by a streight there stands a Castle strong , Which doth observe a custome lewd 3 and ill , And it hath long mayntaind with mighty wrong : For may no Knight nor Lady passe along That way ...
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... farre with hand unblest 6 Hayling that Mayden by the yellow heare , 1 Then , than . 3 Wote , know . 5 Lest , listen . Hayling , dragging . 2 Dight , prepared . 4 Tho , then . That all her garments from her snowy brest , And C. I. 15 THE ...
... farre with hand unblest 6 Hayling that Mayden by the yellow heare , 1 Then , than . 3 Wote , know . 5 Lest , listen . Hayling , dragging . 2 Dight , prepared . 4 Tho , then . That all her garments from her snowy brest , And C. I. 15 THE ...
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