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... wise , That hauing cast him in a foolish trance , He seemed brought to bed in Paradise , Andprou'dhimselfe most foole , inwhat he seem'd most wise . IO So great a mistresse of her art she was , And perfectly practiz'd in womans craft ...
... wise , That hauing cast him in a foolish trance , He seemed brought to bed in Paradise , Andprou'dhimselfe most foole , inwhat he seem'd most wise . IO So great a mistresse of her art she was , And perfectly practiz'd in womans craft ...
Page 223
... wise , Perceiu'd would breede great mischiefe , he bethought How to preuent the perill that mote rise , And turne both him and her to honour in this wise . 38 One day , when all that troupe of warlike wooers Assembled were , to weet ...
... wise , Perceiu'd would breede great mischiefe , he bethought How to preuent the perill that mote rise , And turne both him and her to honour in this wise . 38 One day , when all that troupe of warlike wooers Assembled were , to weet ...
Page 454
... wise , And with sheepes clothing doen hem disguise , They walke not widely as they were wont For feare of raungers , and the great hunt : But priuely prolling two and froe , Enaunter they mought be inly knowe . HOBBINOL . Or priuie or ...
... wise , And with sheepes clothing doen hem disguise , They walke not widely as they were wont For feare of raungers , and the great hunt : But priuely prolling two and froe , Enaunter they mought be inly knowe . HOBBINOL . Or priuie or ...
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