The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser: The faerie queene. Book II (continued)-IVWilliam Pickering, 1839 |
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... huge great payre of bellowes , which did styre Continually , and cooling breath inspyre . About the caudron many Cookes accoyld With hookes and ladles , as need did requyre ; The whyles the viaundes in the vessell boyld , They did about ...
... huge great payre of bellowes , which did styre Continually , and cooling breath inspyre . About the caudron many Cookes accoyld With hookes and ladles , as need did requyre ; The whyles the viaundes in the vessell boyld , They did about ...
Page 53
... huge and infinite their numbers were , That all the land they under them did hyde ; So fowle and ugly , that exceeding feare Their visages imprest , when they approched neare . Them in twelve Troupes their Captein did dispart , And ...
... huge and infinite their numbers were , That all the land they under them did hyde ; So fowle and ugly , that exceeding feare Their visages imprest , when they approched neare . Them in twelve Troupes their Captein did dispart , And ...
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... huge hills Of dying people , during eight yeares space , Cadwallader , not yielding to his ills , From Armoricke , where long in wretched cace He liv'd , retourning to his native place , Shal be by vision staide from his intent : For th ...
... huge hills Of dying people , during eight yeares space , Cadwallader , not yielding to his ills , From Armoricke , where long in wretched cace He liv'd , retourning to his native place , Shal be by vision staide from his intent : For th ...
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