The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser ...Bell and Daldy, 1866 |
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... paine ; And well dispos'd him some reliefe to showe , Askt if in husbandrie he ought did knowe , To plough , to plant , to reap , to rake , to sowe , To hedge , to ditch , to thrash , to thetch , to mowe ? Or to what labour els he was ...
... paine ; And well dispos'd him some reliefe to showe , Askt if in husbandrie he ought did knowe , To plough , to plant , to reap , to rake , to sowe , To hedge , to ditch , to thrash , to thetch , to mowe ? Or to what labour els he was ...
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... paine ; And to his fayning fansie represent Sights never seene , and thousand shadowes vaine , To breake his sleepe , and waste his ydle braine : Thou that hast never lov'd canst not beleeve Least part of th ' evils which poore lovers ...
... paine ; And to his fayning fansie represent Sights never seene , and thousand shadowes vaine , To breake his sleepe , and waste his ydle braine : Thou that hast never lov'd canst not beleeve Least part of th ' evils which poore lovers ...
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... paine ; Else surely death should be no punishment , As the great Judge at first did it ordaine , But rather riddance from long languishment . 66 Therefore , my Daphne they have tane away ; For worthie of a better place was she ; But me ...
... paine ; Else surely death should be no punishment , As the great Judge at first did it ordaine , But rather riddance from long languishment . 66 Therefore , my Daphne they have tane away ; For worthie of a better place was she ; But me ...
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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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