The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser: The faerie queene. Book II (continued)-IVWilliam Pickering, 1839 |
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... passing by , forth ledd her guestes anone Into the kitchin rowme , ne spard for nicenesse none . It was a vaut ybuilt for great dispence , With many raunges reard along the wall , And one great chimney , whose long tonnell thence The ...
... passing by , forth ledd her guestes anone Into the kitchin rowme , ne spard for nicenesse none . It was a vaut ybuilt for great dispence , With many raunges reard along the wall , And one great chimney , whose long tonnell thence The ...
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... passing they beheld : Such wondrous powre did in that staffe appeare , All monsters to subdew to him that did it beare . Of that same wood it fram'd was cunningly , Of which Caduceus whilome was made , Caduceus , the rod of Mercury ...
... passing they beheld : Such wondrous powre did in that staffe appeare , All monsters to subdew to him that did it beare . Of that same wood it fram'd was cunningly , Of which Caduceus whilome was made , Caduceus , the rod of Mercury ...
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... Unworthy life , that love with guile hast gotten : Be thou , whereever thou do go or ryde , Loathed of Ladies all , and of all Knights defyde ! " 50 51 49 But Scudamour , for passing great despight , Staid not 280 C. I THE FOURTH BOOK OF.
... Unworthy life , that love with guile hast gotten : Be thou , whereever thou do go or ryde , Loathed of Ladies all , and of all Knights defyde ! " 50 51 49 But Scudamour , for passing great despight , Staid not 280 C. I THE FOURTH BOOK OF.
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