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Page 124
... hauing ouercome The Romane legion in dreadfull fight : So settled he his kingdome , and confirmd his right . 61 But wanting issew male , his daughter deare He gaue in wedlocke to Maximian , And him with her made of his kingdome heyre ...
... hauing ouercome The Romane legion in dreadfull fight : So settled he his kingdome , and confirmd his right . 61 But wanting issew male , his daughter deare He gaue in wedlocke to Maximian , And him with her made of his kingdome heyre ...
Page 315
... hauing stayd not long , Marcht with that mayd , fit matter for another song . Cant . IX . Arthur and Artegall catch Guyle whom Talus doth dismay , They to Mercillaes pallace come , and see her rich array . I What Tygre , or what other ...
... hauing stayd not long , Marcht with that mayd , fit matter for another song . Cant . IX . Arthur and Artegall catch Guyle whom Talus doth dismay , They to Mercillaes pallace come , and see her rich array . I What Tygre , or what other ...
Page 352
... Hauing by chaunce a close aduantage vew'd , He ouer raught him , hauing long eschew'd His violence in vaine , and with his spere Strooke through his shoulder , that the blood ensew'd In great aboundance , as a well it were , That forth ...
... Hauing by chaunce a close aduantage vew'd , He ouer raught him , hauing long eschew'd His violence in vaine , and with his spere Strooke through his shoulder , that the blood ensew'd In great aboundance , as a well it were , That forth ...
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