The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 5William Pickering, 1839 |
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... vertue strewed ; For all that faire is , is by nature good ; That is a sign to know the gentle blood . Yet oft it falles that many a gentle mynd Dwels in deformed tabernacle drownd , Either by chaunce , against the course of kynd , Or ...
... vertue strewed ; For all that faire is , is by nature good ; That is a sign to know the gentle blood . Yet oft it falles that many a gentle mynd Dwels in deformed tabernacle drownd , Either by chaunce , against the course of kynd , Or ...
Page 35
... vertue which her beames doe breed . " With the great glorie of that wondrous light His throne is all encompassed around , And hid in His owne brightnesse from the sight Of all that looke thereon with eyes unsound ; And underneath His ...
... vertue which her beames doe breed . " With the great glorie of that wondrous light His throne is all encompassed around , And hid in His owne brightnesse from the sight Of all that looke thereon with eyes unsound ; And underneath His ...
Page 43
... vertue shrined is , When ye these rythmes doo read and vew the rest , Loath this base world , and thinke of heavens blis : And though ye be the fairest of Gods creatures , Yet thinke , that Death shall spoyle your goodly features . IT ...
... vertue shrined is , When ye these rythmes doo read and vew the rest , Loath this base world , and thinke of heavens blis : And though ye be the fairest of Gods creatures , Yet thinke , that Death shall spoyle your goodly features . IT ...
Page 74
... vertues bare regard advaunced bee , But either for some gainfull benefit , Or that they may for their owne turnes be fit . Nath❜les perhaps ye things may handle soe , That ye may better thrive than thousands moe . " " But ( said the ...
... vertues bare regard advaunced bee , But either for some gainfull benefit , Or that they may for their owne turnes be fit . Nath❜les perhaps ye things may handle soe , That ye may better thrive than thousands moe . " " But ( said the ...
Page 99
... your loves couplement ; And let faire Venus , that is Queene of Love With her heart - quelling Sonne upon you smile Whose smile , they say , hath vertue to remove All loves dislike , and friendships faultie guile For ever PROTHALAMION . 99.
... your loves couplement ; And let faire Venus , that is Queene of Love With her heart - quelling Sonne upon you smile Whose smile , they say , hath vertue to remove All loves dislike , and friendships faultie guile For ever PROTHALAMION . 99.
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