The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... knew themselves , and both their persons rad 8 : When Calidore thus first ; " Haile , noblest Knight Of all this day on ground that breathen living spright ! V. " Now tell , if please you , of the good successe Which ye have had in your ...
... knew themselves , and both their persons rad 8 : When Calidore thus first ; " Haile , noblest Knight Of all this day on ground that breathen living spright ! V. " Now tell , if please you , of the good successe Which ye have had in your ...
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... knew myselfe from perill free , Did nought regard his malice nor his powre ; But he the more his wicked poyson forth did poure . " X. " That surely is that Beast , " saide Calidore , " Which I pursue , of whom I am right glad To heare ...
... knew myselfe from perill free , Did nought regard his malice nor his powre ; But he the more his wicked poyson forth did poure . " X. " That surely is that Beast , " saide Calidore , " Which I pursue , of whom I am right glad To heare ...
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... the more my plaints to heare . 1 Quarrey , prey . 2 Wist , knew , suspected . 3 Chauff , chafing , rage . 4 Ban , curse . Wracke , violence . • Packe , burden , weight . Το XXIII . " So passed we , till this 34 B. VI . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... the more my plaints to heare . 1 Quarrey , prey . 2 Wist , knew , suspected . 3 Chauff , chafing , rage . 4 Ban , curse . Wracke , violence . • Packe , burden , weight . Το XXIII . " So passed we , till this 34 B. VI . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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... knew most cleare from wite7 : 1 Then , than . 2 Over - passe , alleviate . 3 Namely , particularly . • Disadventures , misfortunes . 5 Dight , prepared . • Sith , since . " Wite , blame . So , as they past together on their way , 50 B ...
... knew most cleare from wite7 : 1 Then , than . 2 Over - passe , alleviate . 3 Namely , particularly . • Disadventures , misfortunes . 5 Dight , prepared . • Sith , since . " Wite , blame . So , as they past together on their way , 50 B ...
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... to the place 1 Revoke , recall . 2 Inne , resting - place . 3 Tho , then . Trace , walk . 5 Forby , near by . • Stound , doubt , amazement . 7 Wist , knew . With a faire Lady lincked by his side , The C. III . 55 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... to the place 1 Revoke , recall . 2 Inne , resting - place . 3 Tho , then . Trace , walk . 5 Forby , near by . • Stound , doubt , amazement . 7 Wist , knew . With a faire Lady lincked by his side , The C. III . 55 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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