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Page 210
... late She found : for now that fained dreadfull flame , Which chokt the porch of that enchaunted gate , And passage bard to all , that thither came , Was vanisht quite , as it were not the same , And gaue her leaue at pleasure forth to ...
... late She found : for now that fained dreadfull flame , Which chokt the porch of that enchaunted gate , And passage bard to all , that thither came , Was vanisht quite , as it were not the same , And gaue her leaue at pleasure forth to ...
Page 359
... late , Where I had surely long ere this bene dead , Or else remained in most wretched state , Had not this wylde man in that wofull stead Kept , and deliuered me from deadly dread . In such a saluage wight , of brutish kynd , Amongst ...
... late , Where I had surely long ere this bene dead , Or else remained in most wretched state , Had not this wylde man in that wofull stead Kept , and deliuered me from deadly dread . In such a saluage wight , of brutish kynd , Amongst ...
Page 388
... late fordonne , Would not for ought be drawne to formerdrede , But by all meanes the daunger knownedidshonne : Yet ... late forray , and slept full sound , Sir Calidore him arm'd , as he thought best , Hauing of late by diligent inquest ...
... late fordonne , Would not for ought be drawne to formerdrede , But by all meanes the daunger knownedidshonne : Yet ... late forray , and slept full sound , Sir Calidore him arm'd , as he thought best , Hauing of late by diligent inquest ...
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