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... aduenture by the way he past : Alone he rode without his Paragone ; For hauing filcht her bels , her vp he cast To the wide world , and let her fly alone , He nould be clogd . So had he serued many one . 36 The gentle Lady , loose at ...
... aduenture by the way he past : Alone he rode without his Paragone ; For hauing filcht her bels , her vp he cast To the wide world , and let her fly alone , He nould be clogd . So had he serued many one . 36 The gentle Lady , loose at ...
Page 408
... aduenture , which during that feaste should happen , that being graunted , he rested him on the floore , vnfitte through his rusticity for a better place . Soone after entred a faire Ladye in mourning weedes , riding on a white Asse ...
... aduenture , which during that feaste should happen , that being graunted , he rested him on the floore , vnfitte through his rusticity for a better place . Soone after entred a faire Ladye in mourning weedes , riding on a white Asse ...
Page 496
... aduentures straunge Continuallie subiect vnto chaunge . Say my faire brother now , if this deuice Doth like you ... aduenture , thus began t'aduise ; Now read Sir Reynold , as ye be right wise , What course ye weene is best for vs ...
... aduentures straunge Continuallie subiect vnto chaunge . Say my faire brother now , if this deuice Doth like you ... aduenture , thus began t'aduise ; Now read Sir Reynold , as ye be right wise , What course ye weene is best for vs ...
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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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