The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1960 - 736 pages |
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Page xxiii
... Lord Treasurer . To Leicester , who , whatever his private feelings , had no open quarrel with Burghley , such a satire from one of his protégés could only be an embarrassment . Whether this poem was or was not the service which Spenser ...
... Lord Treasurer . To Leicester , who , whatever his private feelings , had no open quarrel with Burghley , such a satire from one of his protégés could only be an embarrassment . Whether this poem was or was not the service which Spenser ...
Page 411
... Lord I send This present of my paines , it to defend . To the right honourable the Earle of Cumberland . Edoubted Lord , in whose corageous mind The flowre of cheualry now bloosming faire , Doth promise fruite worthy the noble kind ...
... Lord I send This present of my paines , it to defend . To the right honourable the Earle of Cumberland . Edoubted Lord , in whose corageous mind The flowre of cheualry now bloosming faire , Doth promise fruite worthy the noble kind ...
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... Lord for euer in this lasting verse , That all posteritie thy honour may reherse . E. S. To the most renowmed and valiant Lord , the Lord Grey of Wilton , knight of the Noble order of the Garter , & c . Most Noble Lord the pillor of my ...
... Lord for euer in this lasting verse , That all posteritie thy honour may reherse . E. S. To the most renowmed and valiant Lord , the Lord Grey of Wilton , knight of the Noble order of the Garter , & c . Most Noble Lord the pillor of my ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 15 |
I | 21 |
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