The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1960 - 736 pages |
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Page 170
... wound did gather , and grow hole , So still his hart woxe sore , and health decayd : Madnesse to saue a part , and lose the whole . Still whenas he beheld the heauenly Mayd , Whiles dayly plaisters to his wound she layd , So still his ...
... wound did gather , and grow hole , So still his hart woxe sore , and health decayd : Madnesse to saue a part , and lose the whole . Still whenas he beheld the heauenly Mayd , Whiles dayly plaisters to his wound she layd , So still his ...
Page 361
... wound . ΙΟ For though she were right glad , so rid to bee From that vile lozell , which her late offended , Yet now no lesse encombrance she did see , And perill by this saluage man pretended ; Gainst whom she saw no meanes to be ...
... wound . ΙΟ For though she were right glad , so rid to bee From that vile lozell , which her late offended , Yet now no lesse encombrance she did see , And perill by this saluage man pretended ; Gainst whom she saw no meanes to be ...
Page 548
... wound , And so huge streames of blood thereout did flow , That he endured not the direfull stound , But on the cold deare earth himselfe did throw . The whiles the captiue heard his nets did rend , And hauing none to let , to wood did ...
... wound , And so huge streames of blood thereout did flow , That he endured not the direfull stound , But on the cold deare earth himselfe did throw . The whiles the captiue heard his nets did rend , And hauing none to let , to wood did ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 15 |
I | 21 |
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