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Page 62
... fell , with dread of shame sore terrifide . 46 There grew a goodly tree him faire beside , Loaden with fruit and apples rosie red , As they in pure vermilion had beene dide , Whereof great vertues ouer all were red : For happie life to ...
... fell , with dread of shame sore terrifide . 46 There grew a goodly tree him faire beside , Loaden with fruit and apples rosie red , As they in pure vermilion had beene dide , Whereof great vertues ouer all were red : For happie life to ...
Page 168
... fell Smote him so rudely on the Pannikell , That to the chin he cleft his head in twaine : Downe on the ground his carkas groueling fell ; His sinfull soule with desperate disdaine , Out of her fleshly ferme fled to the place of paine ...
... fell Smote him so rudely on the Pannikell , That to the chin he cleft his head in twaine : Downe on the ground his carkas groueling fell ; His sinfull soule with desperate disdaine , Out of her fleshly ferme fled to the place of paine ...
Page 209
... fell intent , Vnwares it strooke into her snowie chest , That little drops empurpled her faire brest . Exceeding wroth therewith the virgin grew , Albe the wound were nothing deepe imprest , And fiercely forth her mortall blade she drew ...
... fell intent , Vnwares it strooke into her snowie chest , That little drops empurpled her faire brest . Exceeding wroth therewith the virgin grew , Albe the wound were nothing deepe imprest , And fiercely forth her mortall blade she drew ...
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