The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser ...Bell and Daldy, 1866 |
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... seene In Court before , yet there all fashions beene ; Yet he them in newfanglenesse did pas . But his behaviour altogether was Alla Turchesca , much the more admyr'd ; And his lookes loftie , as if he aspyr'd To dignitie , and sdeign'd ...
... seene In Court before , yet there all fashions beene ; Yet he them in newfanglenesse did pas . But his behaviour altogether was Alla Turchesca , much the more admyr'd ; And his lookes loftie , as if he aspyr'd To dignitie , and sdeign'd ...
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... seene least part of natures worke : • Much more there is unkend then thou doest kon , And much more that does from mens knowledge lurke ; For that same land much larger is then this , And other men and beasts and birds doth feed . There ...
... seene least part of natures worke : • Much more there is unkend then thou doest kon , And much more that does from mens knowledge lurke ; For that same land much larger is then this , And other men and beasts and birds doth feed . There ...
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... seene , and fierie gleames , Amid the clouds with claps of thunder , that did seeme To rent the skies , and made both man and beast afeard . The birds of ill presage this lucklesse chance foretold , By dernfull noise ; and dogs with ...
... seene , and fierie gleames , Amid the clouds with claps of thunder , that did seeme To rent the skies , and made both man and beast afeard . The birds of ill presage this lucklesse chance foretold , By dernfull noise ; and dogs with ...
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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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