The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser: The faerie queene. Book II (continued)-IVWilliam Pickering, 1839 |
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... Lady were great shame That faithfull is ; and better were to dy . All losse is lesse , and lesse the infamy , Then losse of love to ... Ladies love for his reward . 26 27 28 " Therefore aread , Sir , if thou have C. I 95 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
... Lady were great shame That faithfull is ; and better were to dy . All losse is lesse , and lesse the infamy , Then losse of love to ... Ladies love for his reward . 26 27 28 " Therefore aread , Sir , if thou have C. I 95 THE FAERIE QUEENE .
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... Lady none ; Yet will I not fro mine owne Love remove , Ne to your Lady will I service done , But wreake your wronges ... Ladies sight , That of them cleeped was the Lady of Delight . 31 But , for to tell the sumptuous aray Of that 96 C ...
... Lady none ; Yet will I not fro mine owne Love remove , Ne to your Lady will I service done , But wreake your wronges ... Ladies sight , That of them cleeped was the Lady of Delight . 31 But , for to tell the sumptuous aray Of that 96 C ...
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... Ladies , if ye may By your good counsell , or bold hardiment , Or succour her , or me direct the way , Do one or other good , I you most humbly pray : " So may ye gaine to you full great renowme 8 9 10 11 Of all good Ladies through the ...
... Ladies , if ye may By your good counsell , or bold hardiment , Or succour her , or me direct the way , Do one or other good , I you most humbly pray : " So may ye gaine to you full great renowme 8 9 10 11 Of all good Ladies through the ...
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