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... fight . 19 These two gay knights , vowd to so diuerse loues , Each other does enuie with deadly hate , And dayly warre against his foeman moues , In hope to win more fauour with his mate , And th'others pleasing seruice to abate , To ...
... fight . 19 These two gay knights , vowd to so diuerse loues , Each other does enuie with deadly hate , And dayly warre against his foeman moues , In hope to win more fauour with his mate , And th'others pleasing seruice to abate , To ...
Page 90
... fight , And breathes out wrath and hainous crueltie ; Hard is his hap , that first fals in his ieopardie . 44 Madman ( said then the Palmer ) that does seeke Occasion to wrath , and cause of strife ; She comes vnsought , and shonned ...
... fight , And breathes out wrath and hainous crueltie ; Hard is his hap , that first fals in his ieopardie . 44 Madman ( said then the Palmer ) that does seeke Occasion to wrath , and cause of strife ; She comes vnsought , and shonned ...
Page 295
... fight , And gathering them vnto her citties gate , Made them all enter in before her sight , And all the wounded , and the weake in state , To be conuayed in , ere she would once retrate . 46 When thus the field was voided all away ...
... fight , And gathering them vnto her citties gate , Made them all enter in before her sight , And all the wounded , and the weake in state , To be conuayed in , ere she would once retrate . 46 When thus the field was voided all away ...
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