The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4William Pickering, 1839 - English poetry |
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... rest ; When Calidore in seemly good array Unto his bowre was brought , and there undrest Did sleepe all night through weary travell of his quest . But faire Priscilla ( so that Lady hight ) Would to no bed , nor take no kindely sleepe ...
... rest ; When Calidore in seemly good array Unto his bowre was brought , and there undrest Did sleepe all night through weary travell of his quest . But faire Priscilla ( so that Lady hight ) Would to no bed , nor take no kindely sleepe ...
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... rest , To solace with his Lady in delight : His warlike armes he had from him undight ; For that himselfe he thought from daunger free , And far from envious eyes that mote him spight : And eke the Lady was full faire to see , And ...
... rest , To solace with his Lady in delight : His warlike armes he had from him undight ; For that himselfe he thought from daunger free , And far from envious eyes that mote him spight : And eke the Lady was full faire to see , And ...
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... rest they mote attaine , Where she in safe assuraunce mote abide , Till she recured were of those her woundës wide . Now whenas Phabus with his fiery waine Unto his Inne began to draw apace ; Tho , wexing weary of that toylesome paine ...
... rest they mote attaine , Where she in safe assuraunce mote abide , Till she recured were of those her woundës wide . Now whenas Phabus with his fiery waine Unto his Inne began to draw apace ; Tho , wexing weary of that toylesome paine ...
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... rest us needeth most , And that this Lady , both whose sides are pearst With wounds , is ready to forgo the ghost ; Ne would I gladly combate with mine host , That should to me such curtesie afford , Unlesse that I were thereunto ...
... rest us needeth most , And that this Lady , both whose sides are pearst With wounds , is ready to forgo the ghost ; Ne would I gladly combate with mine host , That should to me such curtesie afford , Unlesse that I were thereunto ...
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... rest with reason pacifyde : But he the more thereby enraged was , And with more eager felnesse him pursew'd ; So that at length , after long weary chace , Having by chaunce a close advantage vew'd , He over - raught him , having long ...
... rest with reason pacifyde : But he the more thereby enraged was , And with more eager felnesse him pursew'd ; So that at length , after long weary chace , Having by chaunce a close advantage vew'd , He over - raught him , having long ...
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