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Page 113
... againe , if that we could ; But thousand enemies about vs raue , And with long siege vs in this castle hould : Seuen yeares this wize they vs besieged haue , And many good knights slaine , that haue vs sought to saue . 13 Thus as he ...
... againe , if that we could ; But thousand enemies about vs raue , And with long siege vs in this castle hould : Seuen yeares this wize they vs besieged haue , And many good knights slaine , that haue vs sought to saue . 13 Thus as he ...
Page 287
... againe ; Whom hauing quickly arm'd againe anew , They both together ioyned might and maine , To set afresh on all the other crew . Whom with sore hauocke soone they ouerthrew , And chaced quite out of the field , that none Against them ...
... againe ; Whom hauing quickly arm'd againe anew , They both together ioyned might and maine , To set afresh on all the other crew . Whom with sore hauocke soone they ouerthrew , And chaced quite out of the field , that none Against them ...
Page 492
... againe To Argos , th'other stroue for to defend The force of Vulcane with his might and maine . Thus th'one Aeacide did his fame extend : But th'other ioy'd , that on the Phrygian playne Hauing the blood of vanquisht Hector shedd , He ...
... againe To Argos , th'other stroue for to defend The force of Vulcane with his might and maine . Thus th'one Aeacide did his fame extend : But th'other ioy'd , that on the Phrygian playne Hauing the blood of vanquisht Hector shedd , He ...
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