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Page 47
... nought at all , but adding new Feare to his first amazment , staring wide With stony eyes , and hartlesse hollow hew , Astonisht stood , as one that had aspide Infernall furies , with their chaines vntide . Him yet againe , and yet ...
... nought at all , but adding new Feare to his first amazment , staring wide With stony eyes , and hartlesse hollow hew , Astonisht stood , as one that had aspide Infernall furies , with their chaines vntide . Him yet againe , and yet ...
Page 259
... nought dismayd , them stoutly well with- stood ; Ne yeelded foote , ne once abacke did flit , But being doubly smitten likewise doubly smit . 30 The warlike Dame was on her part assaid , Of Claribell and Blandamour attone ; And Paridell ...
... nought dismayd , them stoutly well with- stood ; Ne yeelded foote , ne once abacke did flit , But being doubly smitten likewise doubly smit . 30 The warlike Dame was on her part assaid , Of Claribell and Blandamour attone ; And Paridell ...
Page 437
... Nought hauing , nought feared they to forgoe . For Pan himselfe was their inheritaunce , III And little them serued for their mayntenaunce . The shepheards God so wel them guided , That of nought they were vnprouided , Butter enough ...
... Nought hauing , nought feared they to forgoe . For Pan himselfe was their inheritaunce , III And little them serued for their mayntenaunce . The shepheards God so wel them guided , That of nought they were vnprouided , Butter enough ...
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