The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1960 - 736 pages |
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Page 292
... seeme . 18 Then turning to the elder thus he sayd ; Now Bracidas let this likewise be showne . Your brothers threasure , which from him is strayd , Being the dowry of his wife well knowne , By what right doe you claime to be your owne ...
... seeme . 18 Then turning to the elder thus he sayd ; Now Bracidas let this likewise be showne . Your brothers threasure , which from him is strayd , Being the dowry of his wife well knowne , By what right doe you claime to be your owne ...
Page 590
... seeme to please . That is thy soueraine might , That as I earst in praise of thine owne name , So now in honour of ... seemes fayre to fleshly sight , Doe thou vouchsafe with thy loue - kindling light , T'illuminate my dim and dulled ...
... seeme to please . That is thy soueraine might , That as I earst in praise of thine owne name , So now in honour of ... seemes fayre to fleshly sight , Doe thou vouchsafe with thy loue - kindling light , T'illuminate my dim and dulled ...
Page 617
... seeme to preache vnto vs , Pani- tentiam agite , ( as in some respect euery suche straunge and rare Accident may seeme :) how Ordinarie , and Naturall so euer the Cause shall by the qualifying , and conforming of Nature , and Naturall ...
... seeme to preache vnto vs , Pani- tentiam agite , ( as in some respect euery suche straunge and rare Accident may seeme :) how Ordinarie , and Naturall so euer the Cause shall by the qualifying , and conforming of Nature , and Naturall ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 15 |
I | 21 |
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