The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 5G. Bell, 1891 |
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... your hands , and discharge my utmost dutie . Till then , wishing your Ladiship all increase of honour and happinesse , I humblie take leave . Your La ever humbly ; ED . SP . PROSOPOPOIA : OR MOTHER HUBBERDS TALE . T was the.
... your hands , and discharge my utmost dutie . Till then , wishing your Ladiship all increase of honour and happinesse , I humblie take leave . Your La ever humbly ; ED . SP . PROSOPOPOIA : OR MOTHER HUBBERDS TALE . T was the.
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... leave In gage for his gay Masters hopelesse dett : Now like a Lawyer , when he land would lett , Or sell fee - simples in his Masters name , Which he had never , nor ought like the same . Then would he be a Broker , and draw in Both ...
... leave In gage for his gay Masters hopelesse dett : Now like a Lawyer , when he land would lett , Or sell fee - simples in his Masters name , Which he had never , nor ought like the same . Then would he be a Broker , and draw in Both ...
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... leaves sweete home , where meane estate In safe assurance , without strife or hate , Findes all things needfull for contentment meeke , And will to Court for shadowes vaine to seeke , Or hope to gaine , himselfe will a daw trie : That ...
... leaves sweete home , where meane estate In safe assurance , without strife or hate , Findes all things needfull for contentment meeke , And will to Court for shadowes vaine to seeke , Or hope to gaine , himselfe will a daw trie : That ...
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... leave The Court , not asking any passe or leave ; But ran away in his rent rags by night , Ne ever stayd in place , ne spake to wight , Till that the Foxe , his copesmate he had found , To whome complayning his unhappy stound , At last ...
... leave The Court , not asking any passe or leave ; But ran away in his rent rags by night , Ne ever stayd in place , ne spake to wight , Till that the Foxe , his copesmate he had found , To whome complayning his unhappy stound , At last ...
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... leaves , as in recompence , should be as to offer flowers to the Gods for their divine benefites . There- fore I have determined to give my selfe wholy to you , as quite abandoned from my selfe , and absolutely vowed to your services ...
... leaves , as in recompence , should be as to offer flowers to the Gods for their divine benefites . There- fore I have determined to give my selfe wholy to you , as quite abandoned from my selfe , and absolutely vowed to your services ...
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