The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser: In Five Volumes, Volume 5Little, 1842 |
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... dead , that living never baid . He now is gone , the whiles the Foxe is crept Into the hole , the which the Badger swept . 215 1 Louteth , boweth . 2 Oaker , ochre , paint . " He now is dead , and all his glorie THE RUINES OF TIME . 19.
... dead , that living never baid . He now is gone , the whiles the Foxe is crept Into the hole , the which the Badger swept . 215 1 Louteth , boweth . 2 Oaker , ochre , paint . " He now is dead , and all his glorie THE RUINES OF TIME . 19.
Page 97
... Foxe and th ' Ape , disliking of their evill And hard estate , determined to seeke Their fortunes farre abroad , lyeke with his lyeke : For both were craftie and unhappie witted ; Two fellowes might no where be better fitted . The Foxe ...
... Foxe and th ' Ape , disliking of their evill And hard estate , determined to seeke Their fortunes farre abroad , lyeke with his lyeke : For both were craftie and unhappie witted ; Two fellowes might no where be better fitted . The Foxe ...
Page 99
... Foxe was glad , and quickly did agree : So both resolv'd , the morrow next ensuing , So soone as day appeard to peoples vewing , On their intended iourney to proceede ; And over night , whatso theretoo did neede , Each did prepare , in ...
... Foxe was glad , and quickly did agree : So both resolv'd , the morrow next ensuing , So soone as day appeard to peoples vewing , On their intended iourney to proceede ; And over night , whatso theretoo did neede , Each did prepare , in ...
Page 100
... Foxe anon ) Ye have this matter motioned in season : For everie thing that is begun with reason Will come by readie meanes unto his end ; But things miscounselled must needs miswend.1 Thus therefore I advize upon the case , 125 That not ...
... Foxe anon ) Ye have this matter motioned in season : For everie thing that is begun with reason Will come by readie meanes unto his end ; But things miscounselled must needs miswend.1 Thus therefore I advize upon the case , 125 That not ...
Page 102
... Foxe , ) but I this doubt will save For , ere we farther passe , I will devise A pasport for us both in fittest wize , And by the names of Souldiers us protect ; That now is thought a civile begging sect . Be you the Souldier , for you ...
... Foxe , ) but I this doubt will save For , ere we farther passe , I will devise A pasport for us both in fittest wize , And by the names of Souldiers us protect ; That now is thought a civile begging sect . Be you the Souldier , for you ...
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