The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... 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 , OF VOL THE FAERIE QUEENE BOOK Page THE LEGEND OF SIR CALIDORE ...
... 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 , OF VOL THE FAERIE QUEENE BOOK Page THE LEGEND OF SIR CALIDORE ...
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... goodly praise of princely Curtesie , As in Yourselfe , O soveraine Lady Queene ? In whose pure minde , as in a mirrour sheene , 1 It showes , and with her brightnesse doth inflame The of all which thereon fixed beene ; eyes But meriteth ...
... goodly praise of princely Curtesie , As in Yourselfe , O soveraine Lady Queene ? In whose pure minde , as in a mirrour sheene , 1 It showes , and with her brightnesse doth inflame The of all which thereon fixed beene ; eyes But meriteth ...
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... goodly manners is the ground , And roote of civill conversation : Right so in Faery Court it did redound , Where curteous Knights and Ladies most did won1 Of all on earth , and made a matchlesse paragon.2 II . But mongst them all was ...
... goodly manners is the ground , And roote of civill conversation : Right so in Faery Court it did redound , Where curteous Knights and Ladies most did won1 Of all on earth , and made a matchlesse paragon.2 II . But mongst them all was ...
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... goodly as ye can devize , Atchiev'd so hard a quest , ' as few before ; That shall you most renowmed make for evermore . VI . " But where ye ended have , now I begin To tread an endlesse trace ; withouten guyde Or good direction how to ...
... goodly as ye can devize , Atchiev'd so hard a quest , ' as few before ; That shall you most renowmed make for evermore . VI . " But where ye ended have , now I begin To tread an endlesse trace ; withouten guyde Or good direction how to ...
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... goodly leave , and parted severall . XI . Sir Calidore thence travelled not long , Whenas by chaunce a comely Squire he found , That thorough some more mighty enemies wrong Both hand and foote unto a tree was bound ; Who , seeing him ...
... goodly leave , and parted severall . XI . Sir Calidore thence travelled not long , Whenas by chaunce a comely Squire he found , That thorough some more mighty enemies wrong Both hand and foote unto a tree was bound ; Who , seeing him ...
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