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Page 280
... Beare for his penaunce that same Ladies head ; To witnesse to the world , that she by him is dead . 27 Well pleased with that doome was Sangliere , And offred streight the Lady to be slaine . But that same Squire , to whom she was more ...
... Beare for his penaunce that same Ladies head ; To witnesse to the world , that she by him is dead . 27 Well pleased with that doome was Sangliere , And offred streight the Lady to be slaine . But that same Squire , to whom she was more ...
Page 346
... beare , she thought it thing too base . Which when as he perceiu'd , he thus bespake ; Faire Lady let it not you seeme disgrace , To beare this burden on your dainty backe ; My selfe will beare a part , coportion of your packe . 48 So ...
... beare , she thought it thing too base . Which when as he perceiu'd , he thus bespake ; Faire Lady let it not you seeme disgrace , To beare this burden on your dainty backe ; My selfe will beare a part , coportion of your packe . 48 So ...
Page 437
... beare , 140 Moste is , a fooles talke to beare and to heare . I wene the Geaunt has not such a weight , That beares on his shoulders theheauens height . Thou findest faulte , where nys to be found , And buildest strong warke vpon a ...
... beare , 140 Moste is , a fooles talke to beare and to heare . I wene the Geaunt has not such a weight , That beares on his shoulders theheauens height . Thou findest faulte , where nys to be found , And buildest strong warke vpon a ...
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