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Page 321
... land , where they did dwell , To seeke for succour of her and of her Peares , With humble prayers and intreatfull teares ; Sent by their mother , who a widow was , Wrapt in great dolours and in deadly feares , By a strong Tyrant , who ...
... land , where they did dwell , To seeke for succour of her and of her Peares , With humble prayers and intreatfull teares ; Sent by their mother , who a widow was , Wrapt in great dolours and in deadly feares , By a strong Tyrant , who ...
Page 331
... land , and footing did forstall . 5 But nathemore would they from land refraine , But when as nigh vnto the shore they drew , That foot of man might sound the bottome plaine , Talus into the sea did forth issew , Though darts from shore ...
... land , and footing did forstall . 5 But nathemore would they from land refraine , But when as nigh vnto the shore they drew , That foot of man might sound the bottome plaine , Talus into the sea did forth issew , Though darts from shore ...
Page 355
... land , late conquer'd by his sword From a great Gyant , called Cormoraunt ; Whom he did ouerthrow by yonder foord , And in three battailes did so deadly daunt , That he dare not returnefor all his daily vaunt . 30 So is my Lord now seiz ...
... land , late conquer'd by his sword From a great Gyant , called Cormoraunt ; Whom he did ouerthrow by yonder foord , And in three battailes did so deadly daunt , That he dare not returnefor all his daily vaunt . 30 So is my Lord now seiz ...
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