The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser in Five Volumes, Volume 1W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... soone hath reskewed , And Paynim brethren foyld . I. AND is there care in heaven ? And is there love In heavenly spirits to these creatures bace , That may compassion of their evils move ? There is : -else much more wretched were the ...
... soone hath reskewed , And Paynim brethren foyld . I. AND is there care in heaven ? And is there love In heavenly spirits to these creatures bace , That may compassion of their evils move ? There is : -else much more wretched were the ...
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... soone , I read , the caytive spoile Of that same outcast carcas , that erewhile Made itselfe famous through false trechery , And crownd his coward crest with knightly stile ; Loe ! where he now inglorious doth lye , To proove he lived ...
... soone , I read , the caytive spoile Of that same outcast carcas , that erewhile Made itselfe famous through false trechery , And crownd his coward crest with knightly stile ; Loe ! where he now inglorious doth lye , To proove he lived ...
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... Soone shalt thou see , and then beleeve for troth , That I can carve with this inchaunted brond His Lords owne flesh . " Therewith out of his hond That vertuous steele he rudely snatcht away ; And Guyons shield about his wrest he bond ...
... Soone shalt thou see , and then beleeve for troth , That I can carve with this inchaunted brond His Lords owne flesh . " Therewith out of his hond That vertuous steele he rudely snatcht away ; And Guyons shield about his wrest he bond ...
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... soone made a purple plesh . XXXVII . Horribly then he gan to rage and rayle , Cursing his gods , and himselfe damning deepe : Als when his brother saw the red blood rayle Adowne so fast , and all his armour steepe , For very felnesse ...
... soone made a purple plesh . XXXVII . Horribly then he gan to rage and rayle , Cursing his gods , and himselfe damning deepe : Als when his brother saw the red blood rayle Adowne so fast , and all his armour steepe , For very felnesse ...
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... soone to dye , Assembling all his force and utmost might , With his owne swerd he fierce at him did flye , And strooke , and foynd , and lasht outrageously , Withouten reason or regard . Well knew The Prince , with pacience and ...
... soone to dye , Assembling all his force and utmost might , With his owne swerd he fierce at him did flye , And strooke , and foynd , and lasht outrageously , Withouten reason or regard . Well knew The Prince , with pacience and ...
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