The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser ...Bell and Daldy, 1866 |
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Page 119
... wound , And so huge streames of blood thereout did flow , That he endured not the direfull stound , But on the cold deare earth himselfe did throw ; The whiles the captive heard his nets did rend , And , having none to let , to wood did ...
... wound , And so huge streames of blood thereout did flow , That he endured not the direfull stound , But on the cold deare earth himselfe did throw ; The whiles the captive heard his nets did rend , And , having none to let , to wood did ...
Page 126
... wound Which fatall clap hath made , decreed by higher powres . The dreery day in which they have from us yrent The noblest plant that might from East to West be found . Mourne , mourn , great Phillips fall , mourn we his wofull end , 10 ...
... wound Which fatall clap hath made , decreed by higher powres . The dreery day in which they have from us yrent The noblest plant that might from East to West be found . Mourne , mourn , great Phillips fall , mourn we his wofull end , 10 ...
Page 183
... wounds appeare , That wonder is how I should live a jot , Seeing my hart through launched every where With thousand arrowes , which your eies have shot : Yet shoot ye ... wound ' сво SONNET LVIII . By her that is most assured SONNETS . 183.
... wounds appeare , That wonder is how I should live a jot , Seeing my hart through launched every where With thousand arrowes , which your eies have shot : Yet shoot ye ... wound ' сво SONNET LVIII . By her that is most assured SONNETS . 183.
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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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