The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 2William Pickering, 1839 |
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... Palmer lent his eare unto the noyce , To weet who called ' so impórtunely : Againe he heard a more efforced voyce , That bad him come in haste : He by and by His feeble feet directed to the cry ; Which to that shady delve him brought at ...
... Palmer lent his eare unto the noyce , To weet who called ' so impórtunely : Againe he heard a more efforced voyce , That bad him come in haste : He by and by His feeble feet directed to the cry ; Which to that shady delve him brought at ...
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... Palmer seeing his lefte empty place , And his slow eies beguiled of their sight , Woxe sore affraid , and standing still a space Gaz'd after him , as fowle escapt by flight : At last , him turning to his charge behight , With trembling ...
... Palmer seeing his lefte empty place , And his slow eies beguiled of their sight , Woxe sore affraid , and standing still a space Gaz'd after him , as fowle escapt by flight : At last , him turning to his charge behight , With trembling ...
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... Palmer sate , Keeping that slombred corse to him assind : Well knew they both his person , sith of late With him in bloody armes they rashly did debate . Whom when Pyrochles saw , inflam'd with rage That Sire he fowl bespake ; " Thou ...
... Palmer sate , Keeping that slombred corse to him assind : Well knew they both his person , sith of late With him in bloody armes they rashly did debate . Whom when Pyrochles saw , inflam'd with rage That Sire he fowl bespake ; " Thou ...
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... Palmer suppliaunt , " For knighthoods love doe not so fowle a deed , Ne blame your honor with so shamefull vaunt Of vile revenge : To spoile the dead of weed Is sacrilege , and doth all sinnes exceed : But leave these relicks of his ...
... Palmer suppliaunt , " For knighthoods love doe not so fowle a deed , Ne blame your honor with so shamefull vaunt Of vile revenge : To spoile the dead of weed Is sacrilege , and doth all sinnes exceed : But leave these relicks of his ...
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... Palmer , he gan spy Where at his feet , with sorrowfull demayne And deadly hew , an armed corse did lye , In whose dead face he redd great magnanimity . Said he then to the Palmer ; " Reverend Syre , What great misfortune hath betidd ...
... Palmer , he gan spy Where at his feet , with sorrowfull demayne And deadly hew , an armed corse did lye , In whose dead face he redd great magnanimity . Said he then to the Palmer ; " Reverend Syre , What great misfortune hath betidd ...
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