The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... wood , whereas a Ladie gent 8 Sate with a Knight in ioyous iolliment Of their franke loves , free from all gealous spyes : Faire was the Ladie sure , that mote content An hart not carried with too curious eyes , And unto him did shew ...
... wood , whereas a Ladie gent 8 Sate with a Knight in ioyous iolliment Of their franke loves , free from all gealous spyes : Faire was the Ladie sure , that mote content An hart not carried with too curious eyes , And unto him did shew ...
Page 34
... wood , whereso he wist 2 She hidden was , and sought her so long as him list . XXI . " But , whenas her he by no meanes could find , After long search and chauff3 he turned backe Unto the place where me he left behind : There gan he me ...
... wood , whereso he wist 2 She hidden was , and sought her so long as him list . XXI . " But , whenas her he by no meanes could find , After long search and chauff3 he turned backe Unto the place where me he left behind : There gan he me ...
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... woods amongst the nymphs dost wonne , 2 Which daily may to thy sweete lookes repayre , As they are wont unto Latonaes sonne After his chace on woodie Cynthus donne ; Well may I certes 3 such an one thee read , As by thy worth thou ...
... woods amongst the nymphs dost wonne , 2 Which daily may to thy sweete lookes repayre , As they are wont unto Latonaes sonne After his chace on woodie Cynthus donne ; Well may I certes 3 such an one thee read , As by thy worth thou ...
Page 36
... woods thyselfe conceale For love amongst the woodie gods to dwell , ) I would thyselfe require thee to reveale ; For deare affection and unfayned zeale Which to thy noble personage I beare , And wish thee grow in worship and great weale ...
... woods thyselfe conceale For love amongst the woodie gods to dwell , ) I would thyselfe require thee to reveale ; For deare affection and unfayned zeale Which to thy noble personage I beare , And wish thee grow in worship and great weale ...
Page 54
... wood was bearing her apace For to have spoyled her ; when Calidore , Who was more light of foote and swift in chace ... woods and hils he follow'd him so fast , That he nould1 let him breath nor gather spright , 2 But forst him gape and ...
... wood was bearing her apace For to have spoyled her ; when Calidore , Who was more light of foote and swift in chace ... woods and hils he follow'd him so fast , That he nould1 let him breath nor gather spright , 2 But forst him gape and ...
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