The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 2William Pickering, 1839 |
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... Knight , ye bene too much to blame , Thus for to blott the honor of the dead , And with fowle cowardize his carcas ... Knights that shake well speare and shield : The worth of all men by their end esteeme ; And then dew praise or dew ...
... Knight , ye bene too much to blame , Thus for to blott the honor of the dead , And with fowle cowardize his carcas ... Knights that shake well speare and shield : The worth of all men by their end esteeme ; And then dew praise or dew ...
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... Knight ; For why should a dead dog be deckt in armour bright ? " " Fayr Sir , " said then the Palmer suppliaunt , " For knighthoods love doe not so fowle a deed , Ne blame your honor with so shamefull vaunt Of vile revenge : To spoile ...
... Knight ; For why should a dead dog be deckt in armour bright ? " " Fayr Sir , " said then the Palmer suppliaunt , " For knighthoods love doe not so fowle a deed , Ne blame your honor with so shamefull vaunt Of vile revenge : To spoile ...
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... Knights owne sword this is , of yore 20 Which Merlin made by his almightie art For that his Noursling , when he knighthood swore , Therewith to doen his foes eternall smart . The ... Knight in presence came , 6 C. VIII THE SECOND BOOK OF.
... Knights owne sword this is , of yore 20 Which Merlin made by his almightie art For that his Noursling , when he knighthood swore , Therewith to doen his foes eternall smart . The ... Knight in presence came , 6 C. VIII THE SECOND BOOK OF.
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... Knight ? Or did his life her fatall date expyre , Or did he fall by treason , or by fight ? However , sure I rew his pitteous plight . " " Not one , nor other , " sayd the Palmer grave , " Hath him befalne ; but cloudes of deadly night ...
... Knight ? Or did his life her fatall date expyre , Or did he fall by treason , or by fight ? However , sure I rew his pitteous plight . " " Not one , nor other , " sayd the Palmer grave , " Hath him befalne ; but cloudes of deadly night ...
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... Knight , Mote ought allay the storme of your despight , And settle patience in so furious heat ? Not to debate the chalenge of your right , But for his carkas pardon I entreat , Whom fortune hath already laid in lowest seat . " To whom ...
... Knight , Mote ought allay the storme of your despight , And settle patience in so furious heat ? Not to debate the chalenge of your right , But for his carkas pardon I entreat , Whom fortune hath already laid in lowest seat . " To whom ...
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