The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... feare it to relate . Then wote ye that I am a Briton borne , Sonne of a King , ( however thorough fate Or fortune I my countrie have forlone , 27 And lost the Crowne which should my head by right adorne . ) " And Tristrum is my name ...
... feare it to relate . Then wote ye that I am a Briton borne , Sonne of a King , ( however thorough fate Or fortune I my countrie have forlone , 27 And lost the Crowne which should my head by right adorne . ) " And Tristrum is my name ...
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... feare Of perill , or of ought that might befall : So he him dubbed , and his Squire did call . Full glad and joyous then young Tristram grew ; Like as a flowre , whose silken leaves small Long shut up in the bud from heavens vew , 35 ...
... feare Of perill , or of ought that might befall : So he him dubbed , and his Squire did call . Full glad and joyous then young Tristram grew ; Like as a flowre , whose silken leaves small Long shut up in the bud from heavens vew , 35 ...
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... feare what of his childe became . There he arriving boldly did present The fearefull Lady to her father deare , Most perfect pure , and guiltlesse innocent Of blame , as he did on his Knighthood sweare , Since first he saw her , and did ...
... feare what of his childe became . There he arriving boldly did present The fearefull Lady to her father deare , Most perfect pure , and guiltlesse innocent Of blame , as he did on his Knighthood sweare , Since first he saw her , and did ...
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... at hand , nor force his shield to straine , Both speare and shield , as things that needlesse were , He quite forsooke , and fled himselfe away for feare . 4 7 But after him the Wyld Man ran apace , And 28 C. IV THE SIXTH BOOK OF.
... at hand , nor force his shield to straine , Both speare and shield , as things that needlesse were , He quite forsooke , and fled himselfe away for feare . 4 7 But after him the Wyld Man ran apace , And 28 C. IV THE SIXTH BOOK OF.
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... feare , Came to her creeping like a fawning hound , And by rude tokens made to her appeare His deepe compassion of her dolefull stound , Kissing his hands , and crouching to the ground ; For other language had he none nor speach , But a ...
... feare , Came to her creeping like a fawning hound , And by rude tokens made to her appeare His deepe compassion of her dolefull stound , Kissing his hands , and crouching to the ground ; For other language had he none nor speach , But a ...
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