The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1960 - 736 pages |
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... downe he fell before the cruell beast , Who on his necke his bloudie clawes did seize , That life nigh crusht out of his panting brest : No powre he had to stirre , nor will to rize . That when the carefull knight gan well auise , He ...
... downe he fell before the cruell beast , Who on his necke his bloudie clawes did seize , That life nigh crusht out of his panting brest : No powre he had to stirre , nor will to rize . That when the carefull knight gan well auise , He ...
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... downe he fell before the cruell beast , Who on his necke his bloudie clawes did seize , That life nigh crusht out of his panting brest : No powre he had to stirre , nor will to rize . That when the carefull knight gan well auise , He ...
... downe he fell before the cruell beast , Who on his necke his bloudie clawes did seize , That life nigh crusht out of his panting brest : No powre he had to stirre , nor will to rize . That when the carefull knight gan well auise , He ...
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... downe to rest : To rest he layd him downe vpon the flore , ( Whylome for ventrous Knights the bedding best ) And thought his wearie limbs to haue redrest . And that old aged Dame , his faithfull Squire , Her feeble ioynts layd eke a downe ...
... downe to rest : To rest he layd him downe vpon the flore , ( Whylome for ventrous Knights the bedding best ) And thought his wearie limbs to haue redrest . And that old aged Dame , his faithfull Squire , Her feeble ioynts layd eke a downe ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 15 |
I | 21 |
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