The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... pray and all her diet know : Such be our ioyes which in these forrests grow : Onely the use of armes , which most I ioy , And fitteth most for noble Swayne to know , I have not tasted yet ; yet past a Boy , And being now high time these ...
... pray and all her diet know : Such be our ioyes which in these forrests grow : Onely the use of armes , which most I ioy , And fitteth most for noble Swayne to know , I have not tasted yet ; yet past a Boy , And being now high time these ...
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... pray there in the place , And to betake himselfe to fearefull flight ; For he durst not abide with Calidore to fight . XXVI . Who nathëlesse , when he the Lady saw There left on ground , though in full evill plight , Yet knowing that ...
... pray there in the place , And to betake himselfe to fearefull flight ; For he durst not abide with Calidore to fight . XXVI . Who nathëlesse , when he the Lady saw There left on ground , though in full evill plight , Yet knowing that ...
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... prayers meeke And myld entreaty lodging did for her beseeke . XXXVIII . But the rude Porter that no manners had Did shut the gate against him in his face , And entraunce boldly unto him forbad : Nath'lesse the Knight , now in so needy ...
... prayers meeke And myld entreaty lodging did for her beseeke . XXXVIII . But the rude Porter that no manners had Did shut the gate against him in his face , And entraunce boldly unto him forbad : Nath'lesse the Knight , now in so needy ...
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... prayers loud and shrill , As ever he to Lady was affyde , 3 To spare her Knight , and rest with reason pacifyde : L. But he the more thereby enraged was , And with more eager felnesse 4 him pursew'd ; So that at length , after long ...
... prayers loud and shrill , As ever he to Lady was affyde , 3 To spare her Knight , and rest with reason pacifyde : L. But he the more thereby enraged was , And with more eager felnesse 4 him pursew'd ; So that at length , after long ...
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... pray , And with mad moode againe upon him flew , Regarding neither speare that mote him slay , Nor his fierce steed that mote him much dismay : The salvage nation doth all dread despize : Tho2 on his shield he griple 3 hold did lay ...
... pray , And with mad moode againe upon him flew , Regarding neither speare that mote him slay , Nor his fierce steed that mote him much dismay : The salvage nation doth all dread despize : Tho2 on his shield he griple 3 hold did lay ...
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