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... Vpon his foe , and his new force to learne ; Vpon his foe , a Dragon horrible and stearne . A louely Ladie rode him faire beside , Vpon a lowly Asse more white then snow , Yet she much whiter , but the same did hide Vnder a vele , that ...
... Vpon his foe , and his new force to learne ; Vpon his foe , a Dragon horrible and stearne . A louely Ladie rode him faire beside , Vpon a lowly Asse more white then snow , Yet she much whiter , but the same did hide Vnder a vele , that ...
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... Vpon him fell , and lode vpon him layd ; Full litle wanted , but he had him slaine , And of the battell balefull end had made , Had not his gentle Squire beheld his paine , And commen to his reskew , ere his bitter bane . Zonie 30 So ...
... Vpon him fell , and lode vpon him layd ; Full litle wanted , but he had him slaine , And of the battell balefull end had made , Had not his gentle Squire beheld his paine , And commen to his reskew , ere his bitter bane . Zonie 30 So ...
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... Vpon that milke - white Palfreyes carkas fed , Vnto his reskew ran , and greedily him sped . 31 There well perceiu'd he , that it was the horse , Whereon faire Florimell was wont to ride , That of that feend was rent without remorse ...
... Vpon that milke - white Palfreyes carkas fed , Vnto his reskew ran , and greedily him sped . 31 There well perceiu'd he , that it was the horse , Whereon faire Florimell was wont to ride , That of that feend was rent without remorse ...
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