The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser: The faerie queene. Book II (continued)-IVWilliam Pickering, 1839 |
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... fortune good , though wicked were their minde . " But wicked fortune mine , though minde be good 116 C. II THE THIRD BOOK OF.
... fortune good , though wicked were their minde . " But wicked fortune mine , though minde be good 116 C. II THE THIRD BOOK OF.
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... fortune thine , and better howre , Which lov'st the shadow of a warlike Knight ; No shadow , but a body hath in powre : That body , wheresoever that it light , May learned be by cyphers , or by Magicke might . " But if thou may with ...
... fortune thine , and better howre , Which lov'st the shadow of a warlike Knight ; No shadow , but a body hath in powre : That body , wheresoever that it light , May learned be by cyphers , or by Magicke might . " But if thou may with ...
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... Fortune rowes : Love , my lewd Pilott , hath a restlesse minde ; And Fortune , Boteswaine , no assuraunce knowes ; But saile withouten starres gainst tyde and winde : How can they other doe , sith both are bold and blinde ! " Thou God ...
... Fortune rowes : Love , my lewd Pilott , hath a restlesse minde ; And Fortune , Boteswaine , no assuraunce knowes ; But saile withouten starres gainst tyde and winde : How can they other doe , sith both are bold and blinde ! " Thou God ...
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