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Page 51
... Hight Humilta . They passe in stouping low ; For streight and narrow was the way , which he did show . ندان 6 Each goodly thing is hardest to begin , But entred in a spacious court they see , Both plaine , and pleasant to be walked in ...
... Hight Humilta . They passe in stouping low ; For streight and narrow was the way , which he did show . ندان 6 Each goodly thing is hardest to begin , But entred in a spacious court they see , Both plaine , and pleasant to be walked in ...
Page 395
... hight , And Ioue himselfe to shoulder from his right . And first , she past the region of the ayre , And of the fire , whose substance thin and slight , Made no resistance , ne could her contraire , But ready passage to her pleasure did ...
... hight , And Ioue himselfe to shoulder from his right . And first , she past the region of the ayre , And of the fire , whose substance thin and slight , Made no resistance , ne could her contraire , But ready passage to her pleasure did ...
Page 537
... hight , him thus atweene bespake : And should it not thy readie course restraine , That I would request thee Colin , for my sake , To tell what thou didst sing , when he did plaie . For well I weene it worth recounting was , Whether it ...
... hight , him thus atweene bespake : And should it not thy readie course restraine , That I would request thee Colin , for my sake , To tell what thou didst sing , when he did plaie . For well I weene it worth recounting was , Whether it ...
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