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Page xxvii
... him to bring us forth that translation to be here read among vs , or otherwise to deliuer to us , as his memory may serue him , the contents of the same ; he shal ( I warrant you ) satisfie you all at the ful , and himselfe wil haue no ...
... him to bring us forth that translation to be here read among vs , or otherwise to deliuer to us , as his memory may serue him , the contents of the same ; he shal ( I warrant you ) satisfie you all at the ful , and himselfe wil haue no ...
Page 129
... him turnd to disauantage deare ; For neither can he fly , nor other harme , But trust vnto his strength and manhood meare , Sith now he is farre from his monstrous swarme , And of his weapons did himselfe disarme . The knight yet ...
... him turnd to disauantage deare ; For neither can he fly , nor other harme , But trust vnto his strength and manhood meare , Sith now he is farre from his monstrous swarme , And of his weapons did himselfe disarme . The knight yet ...
Page 199
... himselfe away : That who so straungely had him seene bestad , With vpstart haire , and staring eyes dismay , From Limbo lake him late escapedsure wouldsay . 55 High ouer hilles and ouer dales he fled , As if the wind him on his winges ...
... himselfe away : That who so straungely had him seene bestad , With vpstart haire , and staring eyes dismay , From Limbo lake him late escapedsure wouldsay . 55 High ouer hilles and ouer dales he fled , As if the wind him on his winges ...
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