The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser ...Bell and Daldy, 1866 |
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... Himselfe hath wearied , he doth recoyle Unto his rest , and there with sweete delight Of Musicks skill revives his toyled spright ; Or els with Loves , and Ladies gentle sports , The joy of youth , himselfe he recomforts ; Or lastly ...
... Himselfe hath wearied , he doth recoyle Unto his rest , and there with sweete delight Of Musicks skill revives his toyled spright ; Or els with Loves , and Ladies gentle sports , The joy of youth , himselfe he recomforts ; Or lastly ...
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... himselfe full greatly pleasd at it : Yet , æmuling my pipe , he tooke in hond My pipe , before that æmuled of many , And plaid theron , ( for well that skill he cond ) Himselfe as skilfull in that art as any . He pip'd , I sung ; and ...
... himselfe full greatly pleasd at it : Yet , æmuling my pipe , he tooke in hond My pipe , before that æmuled of many , And plaid theron , ( for well that skill he cond ) Himselfe as skilfull in that art as any . He pip'd , I sung ; and ...
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... himselfe hath lov'd us aforehand , And bound therto with an eternall band , Him first to love that was so dearely bought , And next our brethren , to his image wrought . Him first to love great right and reason is , Who first to us our ...
... himselfe hath lov'd us aforehand , And bound therto with an eternall band , Him first to love that was so dearely bought , And next our brethren , to his image wrought . Him first to love great right and reason is , Who first to us our ...
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COLIN CLOUTS COME HOME AGAINE | 87 |
Astrophel A Pastorall Elegie upon the Death of | 115 |
The Mourning Muse of Thestylis | 126 |
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