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Page 310
... hope of his successe Gaue vnto her great comfort and reliefe , That womanish complaints she did represse , And tempred for the time her present heaui- nesse . 45 There she continu'd for a certaine space , Tillthrough his want her woe ...
... hope of his successe Gaue vnto her great comfort and reliefe , That womanish complaints she did represse , And tempred for the time her present heaui- nesse . 45 There she continu'd for a certaine space , Tillthrough his want her woe ...
Page 316
... hope to find some spoyle , They in awayt would closely him ensnarle , Ere to his den he backward could recoyle , And so would hope him easily to foyle . The Damzell straight went , as she was directed , Vnto the rocke , and there vpon ...
... hope to find some spoyle , They in awayt would closely him ensnarle , Ere to his den he backward could recoyle , And so would hope him easily to foyle . The Damzell straight went , as she was directed , Vnto the rocke , and there vpon ...
Page 471
... hope of all learned men , and the Patron of my young Muses ; togeather with him both their hope of anie further fruit was cut off and also the tender delight of those their first blossoms nipped and quite dead . Yet sithens my late ...
... hope of all learned men , and the Patron of my young Muses ; togeather with him both their hope of anie further fruit was cut off and also the tender delight of those their first blossoms nipped and quite dead . Yet sithens my late ...
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