The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser ...Bell and Daldy, 1866 |
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Page 60
... wings so manie a changefull token . Ah , my liege Lord ! forgive it unto mee , If ought against thine honour I have tolde ; Yet sure those wings were fairer manifolde . Full many a Ladie faire , in Court full oft Beholding them , him ...
... wings so manie a changefull token . Ah , my liege Lord ! forgive it unto mee , If ought against thine honour I have tolde ; Yet sure those wings were fairer manifolde . Full many a Ladie faire , in Court full oft Beholding them , him ...
Page 61
... wings , for memorie Of her pretended crime , though crime none were : Since which that flie them in her wings doth beare . Thus the fresh Clarion , being readie dight , Unto his journey did himselfe addresse , And with good speed began ...
... wings , for memorie Of her pretended crime , though crime none were : Since which that flie them in her wings doth beare . Thus the fresh Clarion , being readie dight , Unto his journey did himselfe addresse , And with good speed began ...
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... wings assay to mount on hight ; By more and more she gan her wings t ' assure , Following th ' ensample of her mothers sight : I saw her rise , and with a larger flight To pierce the cloudes , and with wide pinneons To measure the most ...
... wings assay to mount on hight ; By more and more she gan her wings t ' assure , Following th ' ensample of her mothers sight : I saw her rise , and with a larger flight To pierce the cloudes , and with wide pinneons To measure the most ...
Contents
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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