The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... Her stubborne hart with inward deepe effect , Before his feet herselfe she did proiect " ; And him adoring as her lives deare Lord , With all due thankes and dutifull respect , Herselfe acknowledg'd bound for that accord , 3 By which he had ...
... Her stubborne hart with inward deepe effect , Before his feet herselfe she did proiect " ; And him adoring as her lives deare Lord , With all due thankes and dutifull respect , Herselfe acknowledg'd bound for that accord , 3 By which he had ...
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Edmund Spenser George Stillman Hillard. To shew her thankefull mind and meaning faine , 1 By all the meanes she mote it best explaine : And , after all , unto Sir Calidore She freely gave that Castle for his paine , And herselfe bound to ...
Edmund Spenser George Stillman Hillard. To shew her thankefull mind and meaning faine , 1 By all the meanes she mote it best explaine : And , after all , unto Sir Calidore She freely gave that Castle for his paine , And herselfe bound to ...
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... herselfe withdraw , And closely hid herselfe within the grove . My Knight hers soone , as seemes , to daunger drove And left sore wounded : but , when her he mist , He woxe halfe mad ; and in that rage gan rove And range through all the ...
... herselfe withdraw , And closely hid herselfe within the grove . My Knight hers soone , as seemes , to daunger drove And left sore wounded : but , when her he mist , He woxe halfe mad ; and in that rage gan rove And range through all the ...
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... her impart , And for the courteous care which he did beare Both to her Love and to herselfe in that sad dreare.3 XLVII . Yet could she not devise by any wit , How thence she might convay him to some place ; For him to trouble she it ...
... her impart , And for the courteous care which he did beare Both to her Love and to herselfe in that sad dreare.3 XLVII . Yet could she not devise by any wit , How thence she might convay him to some place ; For him to trouble she it ...
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... herselfe , and blam'd her noble blood : For first , next after life , he tendered her good . XII . 1 Which she perceiving did with plenteous teares His care 3 more then her owne compassionate , Forgetfull of her owne to minde his feares ...
... herselfe , and blam'd her noble blood : For first , next after life , he tendered her good . XII . 1 Which she perceiving did with plenteous teares His care 3 more then her owne compassionate , Forgetfull of her owne to minde his feares ...
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