The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... vaine and making piteous woe . XI . " Which when I saw , as they me passed by , Much was I moved in indignant mind , 1 Long , belong . 4 Sooth , truly . 2 Perdie , truly . 3 Aread , explain . 5 Raine , reign , region . And gan to blame ...
... vaine and making piteous woe . XI . " Which when I saw , as they me passed by , Much was I moved in indignant mind , 1 Long , belong . 4 Sooth , truly . 2 Perdie , truly . 3 Aread , explain . 5 Raine , reign , region . And gan to blame ...
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... vaine , Strooke him , as seemeth , underneath the hart , That through the wound his spirit shortly did depart . " XIII . Much did Sir Calidore admyre his speach Tempred so well , but more admyr'd the stroke That through the mayles had ...
... vaine , Strooke him , as seemeth , underneath the hart , That through the wound his spirit shortly did depart . " XIII . Much did Sir Calidore admyre his speach Tempred so well , but more admyr'd the stroke That through the mayles had ...
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... vaine complayning to be so abused ; For he regarded neither playnt nor teare , But more enforst my paine , the more my plaints to heare . 1 Quarrey , prey . 2 Wist , knew , suspected . 3 Chauff , chafing , rage . 4 Ban , curse . Wracke ...
... vaine complayning to be so abused ; For he regarded neither playnt nor teare , But more enforst my paine , the more my plaints to heare . 1 Quarrey , prey . 2 Wist , knew , suspected . 3 Chauff , chafing , rage . 4 Ban , curse . Wracke ...
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... vaine ; for why ? no remedy He saw the present mischiefe to redresse , But th ' utmost end perforce for to aby , 6 Which that nights fortune would for him addresse . So downe he tooke his Lady in distresse , And layd her underneath a ...
... vaine ; for why ? no remedy He saw the present mischiefe to redresse , But th ' utmost end perforce for to aby , 6 Which that nights fortune would for him addresse . So downe he tooke his Lady in distresse , And layd her underneath a ...
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... And all his powre . ] Upton conjectures that and is a misprint for with . XLVIII . 5.- To make avoure . ] To justify or maintain ; from the French avouer . His violence in vaine ; and with his spere Strooke 62 B. VI . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... And all his powre . ] Upton conjectures that and is a misprint for with . XLVIII . 5.- To make avoure . ] To justify or maintain ; from the French avouer . His violence in vaine ; and with his spere Strooke 62 B. VI . THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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