The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 5William Pickering, 1839 |
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Page 80
... power to doo him good or ill . So pitifull a thing is Suters state ! Most miserable man , whom wicked fate Hath brought to Court , to sue for had ywist , That few have found , and manie one hath mist ! Full little knowest thou , that ...
... power to doo him good or ill . So pitifull a thing is Suters state ! Most miserable man , whom wicked fate Hath brought to Court , to sue for had ywist , That few have found , and manie one hath mist ! Full little knowest thou , that ...
Page 89
... power of Empires stand , Sitting one day within his turret hye , From whence he vewes , with his black - lidded eye , Whatso the heaven in his wide vawte containes , And all that in the deepest earth remaines ; And troubled kingdome of ...
... power of Empires stand , Sitting one day within his turret hye , From whence he vewes , with his black - lidded eye , Whatso the heaven in his wide vawte containes , And all that in the deepest earth remaines ; And troubled kingdome of ...
Page 91
... power of that , he passeth through the herds Of ravenous wilde beasts , and doth beguile Their greedie mouthes of the expected spoyle ; Through power of that , his cunning theeveries He wonts to worke , that none the same espies ; And ...
... power of that , he passeth through the herds Of ravenous wilde beasts , and doth beguile Their greedie mouthes of the expected spoyle ; Through power of that , his cunning theeveries He wonts to worke , that none the same espies ; And ...
Page 114
... powers which in the same remayne , More than we men can fayne ; Poure out your blessing on us plentiously , And happy influence upon us raine , That we may raise a large posterity , Which from the earth , which they may long possesse ...
... powers which in the same remayne , More than we men can fayne ; Poure out your blessing on us plentiously , And happy influence upon us raine , That we may raise a large posterity , Which from the earth , which they may long possesse ...
Page 120
... power to please , With rare invention , beautified by skill , As who therein can ever joy their fill ! O ! therefore let that happy Muse proceed To clime the height of Vertues sacred hill , Where endlesse honour shall be made thy meed ...
... power to please , With rare invention , beautified by skill , As who therein can ever joy their fill ! O ! therefore let that happy Muse proceed To clime the height of Vertues sacred hill , Where endlesse honour shall be made thy meed ...
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