The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 2William Pickering, 1839 |
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... tell , ne can I stay to tell , 46 47 This parts great workemanship and wondrous powre , That all this other worldes worke doth excell , And likest is unto that heavenly towre That God hath built for his owne blessed bowre . Therein were ...
... tell , ne can I stay to tell , 46 47 This parts great workemanship and wondrous powre , That all this other worldes worke doth excell , And likest is unto that heavenly towre That God hath built for his owne blessed bowre . Therein were ...
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... bowels of wide Fraunce , a forlorne Dame , And taught her first how to be conquered : [ sacked . Since which , with sondrie spoiles she hath been ran- Let Scaldis tell , and let tell Hania , And C. X 37 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... bowels of wide Fraunce , a forlorne Dame , And taught her first how to be conquered : [ sacked . Since which , with sondrie spoiles she hath been ran- Let Scaldis tell , and let tell Hania , And C. X 37 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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Edmund Spenser. Let Scaldis tell , and let tell Hania , And let the marsh of Esthambruges tell , What colour were their waters that same day , And all the moore twixt Elversham and Dell , With blood of Henalois which therein fell . How ...
Edmund Spenser. Let Scaldis tell , and let tell Hania , And let the marsh of Esthambruges tell , What colour were their waters that same day , And all the moore twixt Elversham and Dell , With blood of Henalois which therein fell . How ...
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... Knight ; Who , through a Chamber long and spacious , Eftsoones them brought unto their Ladies sight , That of them cleeped was the Lady of Delight . 31 But , for to tell the sumptuous aray Of that 96 C. I THE THIRD BOOK OF.
... Knight ; Who , through a Chamber long and spacious , Eftsoones them brought unto their Ladies sight , That of them cleeped was the Lady of Delight . 31 But , for to tell the sumptuous aray Of that 96 C. I THE THIRD BOOK OF.
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Edmund Spenser. But , for to tell the sumptuous aray Of that great chamber , should be labour lost ; For living wit , I weene , cannot display The roiall riches and exceeding cost Of every pillour and of every post , Which all of purest ...
Edmund Spenser. But , for to tell the sumptuous aray Of that great chamber , should be labour lost ; For living wit , I weene , cannot display The roiall riches and exceeding cost Of every pillour and of every post , Which all of purest ...
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