The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1960 - 736 pages |
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Page 277
... Hath now forgot , where he was plast of yore , And shouldred hath the Bull , which fayre Europa bore . 6 [ borne And eke the Bull hath with his bow - bent horne So hardly butted those two twinnes of loue , That they haue crusht the Crab ...
... Hath now forgot , where he was plast of yore , And shouldred hath the Bull , which fayre Europa bore . 6 [ borne And eke the Bull hath with his bow - bent horne So hardly butted those two twinnes of loue , That they haue crusht the Crab ...
Page 292
... hath to you : But not for it this ods twixt vs doth stand , But for this threasure throwne vppon his strand ; Which well I proue , as shall appeare by triall , To be this maides , with whom I fastned hand , Known by good markes , and ...
... hath to you : But not for it this ods twixt vs doth stand , But for this threasure throwne vppon his strand ; Which well I proue , as shall appeare by triall , To be this maides , with whom I fastned hand , Known by good markes , and ...
Page 559
... hath he lost , that such great grace hath woon , Yoong yeeres , for endles yeeres , and hope vnsure Of fortunes gifts , for wealth that still shall dure , Oh happie race with so great praises run . England doth hold thy lims that bred ...
... hath he lost , that such great grace hath woon , Yoong yeeres , for endles yeeres , and hope vnsure Of fortunes gifts , for wealth that still shall dure , Oh happie race with so great praises run . England doth hold thy lims that bred ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 15 |
I | 21 |
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