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... Guyon , seeing in the fates of Amavia and Mordaunt the dangers of intemperance , learns in the Castle of Medina that the secret of virtue is moderation . What his intellect has grasped is soon put to proof in his own emotional ...
... Guyon , seeing in the fates of Amavia and Mordaunt the dangers of intemperance , learns in the Castle of Medina that the secret of virtue is moderation . What his intellect has grasped is soon put to proof in his own emotional ...
Page 92
... Guyon smilde , And is that all ( Said he ) that thee so sore displeased hath ? Great mercy sure , for to enlarge a thrall , Whose freedome shall thee turne to greatest scath . [ wrath : Nath'lesse now quench thy whot emboyling Loe there ...
... Guyon smilde , And is that all ( Said he ) that thee so sore displeased hath ? Great mercy sure , for to enlarge a thrall , Whose freedome shall thee turne to greatest scath . [ wrath : Nath'lesse now quench thy whot emboyling Loe there ...
Page 289
... Guyon as by fortune then befell , Forth from the thickest preasse of people came , His owne good steed , which he had stolne , to clame ; And th'one hand seizing on his golden bit , With th❜other drew his sword : for with the same He ...
... Guyon as by fortune then befell , Forth from the thickest preasse of people came , His owne good steed , which he had stolne , to clame ; And th'one hand seizing on his golden bit , With th❜other drew his sword : for with the same He ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE Legend of BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 140 |
THe Legend of Cambel and TELAMOND OR OF FRIENDSHIP | 213 |
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