The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1G. Bell, 1891 - Poetry |
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... flocke he fedde : And , when his honor has thee redde , Crave pardon for my hardyhedde . But , if that any aske thy name , Say , thou wert basebegot with blame ; For thy thereof thou takest shame . And , when thou art past jeopardee ...
... flocke he fedde : And , when his honor has thee redde , Crave pardon for my hardyhedde . But , if that any aske thy name , Say , thou wert basebegot with blame ; For thy thereof thou takest shame . And , when thou art past jeopardee ...
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... flocke . And lastlye , fynding himselfe robbed of all former pleasaunce and delights , hee breaketh his Pipe in peeces , and casteth him selfe to the ground . A COLIN CLOUT . SHEPEHEARDS boye , ( no better doe him call , ) When Winters ...
... flocke . And lastlye , fynding himselfe robbed of all former pleasaunce and delights , hee breaketh his Pipe in peeces , and casteth him selfe to the ground . A COLIN CLOUT . SHEPEHEARDS boye , ( no better doe him call , ) When Winters ...
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... flocke , whose fleece is rough and rent , Whose knees are weake through fast and evill fare , Mayst witnesse well , by thy ill governement , Thy maysters mind is overcome with care : Thou weake , I wanne ; thou leane , I 16 THE ...
... flocke , whose fleece is rough and rent , Whose knees are weake through fast and evill fare , Mayst witnesse well , by thy ill governement , Thy maysters mind is overcome with care : Thou weake , I wanne ; thou leane , I 16 THE ...
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... flocke was my chiefe care , Winter or Sommer they mought well fare . 20 Cud . No marveile , Thenot , if thou can beare Cherefully the Winters wrathfull cheare ; For Age and Winter accord full nie , This chill , that cold ; this crooked ...
... flocke was my chiefe care , Winter or Sommer they mought well fare . 20 Cud . No marveile , Thenot , if thou can beare Cherefully the Winters wrathfull cheare ; For Age and Winter accord full nie , This chill , that cold ; this crooked ...
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... flocke thy counsell can , So lustlesse bene they , so weake , so wan ; Clothed with cold , and hoarie wyth frost , Thy flockes father his corage hath lost . Thy Ewes , that wont to have blowen bags , Like wailefull widdowes hangen their ...
... flocke thy counsell can , So lustlesse bene they , so weake , so wan ; Clothed with cold , and hoarie wyth frost , Thy flockes father his corage hath lost . Thy Ewes , that wont to have blowen bags , Like wailefull widdowes hangen their ...
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