The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 2William Pickering, 1839 |
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... hard assay Whiles deadly fitt thy Pupill doth dismay , Behold this heavy sight , thou reverend Sire ! But dread of death and dolor doe away ; For life ere long shall to her home retire , And he , that breathlesse seems , shal corage ...
... hard assay Whiles deadly fitt thy Pupill doth dismay , Behold this heavy sight , thou reverend Sire ! But dread of death and dolor doe away ; For life ere long shall to her home retire , And he , that breathlesse seems , shal corage ...
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... hard steele , did deepe invade Into his head , and cruell passage made [ ground , Quite through his brayne : He , tombling downe on Breath'd out his ghost , which , to th ' infernall shade Fast flying , there eternall torment found For ...
... hard steele , did deepe invade Into his head , and cruell passage made [ ground , Quite through his brayne : He , tombling downe on Breath'd out his ghost , which , to th ' infernall shade Fast flying , there eternall torment found For ...
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... hard adventure , which I have in hand , I labour would to guide you through al Fary land . ” " but mote I weete " Gramercy Sir , " said he ; What straunge adventure doe ye now pursew ? Perhaps my succour or advizement meete Mote stead ...
... hard adventure , which I have in hand , I labour would to guide you through al Fary land . ” " but mote I weete " Gramercy Sir , " said he ; What straunge adventure doe ye now pursew ? Perhaps my succour or advizement meete Mote stead ...
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... hard When cause requyrd , but never out of time ; Early and late it rong , at evening and at prime . And rownd about the porch on every syde Twise sixteene Warders satt , all armed bright In glistring steele , and strongly fortifyde ...
... hard When cause requyrd , but never out of time ; Early and late it rong , at evening and at prime . And rownd about the porch on every syde Twise sixteene Warders satt , all armed bright In glistring steele , and strongly fortifyde ...
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... Palmer eke in habit sad Himselfe addrest to that adventure hard : So to the rivers syde they both together far'd : 1 2 Where them awaited ready at the ford The Ferriman , 52 THE SECOND BOOK OF Canto XI Canto XII Page 1.
... Palmer eke in habit sad Himselfe addrest to that adventure hard : So to the rivers syde they both together far'd : 1 2 Where them awaited ready at the ford The Ferriman , 52 THE SECOND BOOK OF Canto XI Canto XII Page 1.
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