The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser: The faerie queene. Book II (continued)-IVWilliam Pickering, 1839 |
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... rest , Which did themselves emongst the leaves enfold , As lurking from the vew of covetous guest , That the weake boughes with so rich load opprest Did bow adowne as overburdened . Under that porch a comely Dame did rest Clad in fayre ...
... rest , Which did themselves emongst the leaves enfold , As lurking from the vew of covetous guest , That the weake boughes with so rich load opprest Did bow adowne as overburdened . Under that porch a comely Dame did rest Clad in fayre ...
Page 103
... rest : Eftesoones long waxen torches weren light Unto their bowres to guyden every guest : Tho , when the Britonesse saw all the rest Avoided quite , she gan herselfe despoile , And safe committ to her soft fethered nest ; 57 58 Wher ...
... rest : Eftesoones long waxen torches weren light Unto their bowres to guyden every guest : Tho , when the Britonesse saw all the rest Avoided quite , she gan herselfe despoile , And safe committ to her soft fethered nest ; 57 58 Wher ...
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... rest her faint And wearie limbs awhile : She nothing quaint Nor ' sdeignfull of so homely fashion , Sith brought she was now to so hard constraint , Sate downe upon the dusty ground anon ; As glad of that small rest , as Bird of tempest ...
... rest her faint And wearie limbs awhile : She nothing quaint Nor ' sdeignfull of so homely fashion , Sith brought she was now to so hard constraint , Sate downe upon the dusty ground anon ; As glad of that small rest , as Bird of tempest ...
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