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... sore , That loud he yelled for exceeding paine ; As hundred ramping Lyons seem'd to rore , Whom rauenous hunger did thereto constraine : Then gan he tosse aloft his stretched traine , And therewith scourge the buxome aire so sore , That ...
... sore , That loud he yelled for exceeding paine ; As hundred ramping Lyons seem'd to rore , Whom rauenous hunger did thereto constraine : Then gan he tosse aloft his stretched traine , And therewith scourge the buxome aire so sore , That ...
Page 188
... sore ? Iust cause of dread , that makes ye doubt so For perdie else how mote it euer bee , That euer hand should dare for to engore Her noble bloud ? the heauens such crueltie abhore . see , 49 These eyes did that they will euer rew T ...
... sore ? Iust cause of dread , that makes ye doubt so For perdie else how mote it euer bee , That euer hand should dare for to engore Her noble bloud ? the heauens such crueltie abhore . see , 49 These eyes did that they will euer rew T ...
Page 360
... sore increast . 40 So all that night they past in great disease , Till that the morning , bringing earely light To guide mens labours , brought them also ease , And some asswagement of their painefull plight . Then vp they rose , and ...
... sore increast . 40 So all that night they past in great disease , Till that the morning , bringing earely light To guide mens labours , brought them also ease , And some asswagement of their painefull plight . Then vp they rose , and ...
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