The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... grace ; Which he could wisely use , and well apply , To please the best , and th ' evill to embase 5 : For he loathd leasing and base flattery , 6 4 And loved simple truth and stedfast honesty . IV . And now he was in travell on his way ...
... grace ; Which he could wisely use , and well apply , To please the best , and th ' evill to embase 5 : For he loathd leasing and base flattery , 6 4 And loved simple truth and stedfast honesty . IV . And now he was in travell on his way ...
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... grace doth gaine : Yet praise likewise deserve good thewes enforst with paine . 1 Kind , nature . II . 9. — Good thewes enforst with paine . ] Good traits of character attained with difficulty . III . That well in courteous Calidore ...
... grace doth gaine : Yet praise likewise deserve good thewes enforst with paine . 1 Kind , nature . II . 9. — Good thewes enforst with paine . ] Good traits of character attained with difficulty . III . That well in courteous Calidore ...
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... grace , Yet but a slender slip , that scarse did see Yet seventeene yeares , but tall and faire of face , That sure he deem'd him borne of noble race : All in a woodmans iacket he was clad Of Lincolne greene , belayd 3 with silver lace ...
... grace , Yet but a slender slip , that scarse did see Yet seventeene yeares , but tall and faire of face , That sure he deem'd him borne of noble race : All in a woodmans iacket he was clad Of Lincolne greene , belayd 3 with silver lace ...
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... grace , whom she did oft implore To send her succour , being of all hope forlore.5 XI . But the Wyld Man , contrárie to her feare , 1 Succeed , approach . 2 Stound , affliction . 3 Lozell , loose fellow . Pretended , stretched out ...
... grace , whom she did oft implore To send her succour , being of all hope forlore.5 XI . But the Wyld Man , contrárie to her feare , 1 Succeed , approach . 2 Stound , affliction . 3 Lozell , loose fellow . Pretended , stretched out ...
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... grace did stand againe assured , To happie blisse he was full high uprear'd , Nether of envy nor of chaunge afeard : Though many foes did him maligne therefore , And with uniust detraction him did beard ; Yet he himselfe so well and ...
... grace did stand againe assured , To happie blisse he was full high uprear'd , Nether of envy nor of chaunge afeard : Though many foes did him maligne therefore , And with uniust detraction him did beard ; Yet he himselfe so well and ...
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