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Page 281
... doth ouergo , And makes them subiect to his mighty wrong ; And some by sleight he eke doth vnderfong . For on a Bridge he custometh to fight , Which is but narrow , but exceeding long ; And in the same are many trap fals pight ...
... doth ouergo , And makes them subiect to his mighty wrong ; And some by sleight he eke doth vnderfong . For on a Bridge he custometh to fight , Which is but narrow , but exceeding long ; And in the same are many trap fals pight ...
Page 293
... Doth. 25 But that same wretched man , ordaynd to die , They left behind them , glad to be so quit : Him Talus tooke ... doth fulfill . 31 For all those Knights , the which by force or guile She doth subdue , she fowly doth entreate ...
... Doth. 25 But that same wretched man , ordaynd to die , They left behind them , glad to be so quit : Him Talus tooke ... doth fulfill . 31 For all those Knights , the which by force or guile She doth subdue , she fowly doth entreate ...
Page 598
... doth passe . His scepter is the rod of Righteousnesse , With which he bruseth all his foes to dust , And the great Dragon strongly doth represse , Vnder the rigour of his iudgement iust ; His seate is Truth , to which the faithfull ...
... doth passe . His scepter is the rod of Righteousnesse , With which he bruseth all his foes to dust , And the great Dragon strongly doth represse , Vnder the rigour of his iudgement iust ; His seate is Truth , to which the faithfull ...
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