The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1926 - 736 pages |
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Page xvi
... cause . Along with its leaders he viewed the temporizing policy of Elizabeth with anxiety , even with horror , and now in his desire To teach the ruder shepherd how to feed his sheepe , And from the falser's fraud his folded flocke to ...
... cause . Along with its leaders he viewed the temporizing policy of Elizabeth with anxiety , even with horror , and now in his desire To teach the ruder shepherd how to feed his sheepe , And from the falser's fraud his folded flocke to ...
Page xxvii
... cause but to thinke the time well spent in reuiewing his labors , especially in the company of so many his friends , who may thereby reape much profit and the translation happily fare the better by some mending it may receiue in the ...
... cause but to thinke the time well spent in reuiewing his labors , especially in the company of so many his friends , who may thereby reape much profit and the translation happily fare the better by some mending it may receiue in the ...
Page xxix
... cause of many We have no means of determining accurately at what period of Spenser's life this visit was paid ; but it is difficult to fit it in to the crowded years before he left for Ireland , and on his second visit to England ( 1595 ...
... cause of many We have no means of determining accurately at what period of Spenser's life this visit was paid ; but it is difficult to fit it in to the crowded years before he left for Ireland , and on his second visit to England ( 1595 ...
Page 9
... causes wrought in heauen aboue , Or the blind God , that doth me thus amate , For hoped loue to winne me certaine ... cause Not all content , yet seemd she to appease but to your rest depart . Her mournefull plaintes , beguiled of her ...
... causes wrought in heauen aboue , Or the blind God , that doth me thus amate , For hoped loue to winne me certaine ... cause Not all content , yet seemd she to appease but to your rest depart . Her mournefull plaintes , beguiled of her ...
Page 11
... cause was none of dread her to dismay . 21 She turning backe with ruefull countenaunce , Cride , Mercy mercy Sir vouchsafe to show On silly Dame , subiect to hard mischaunce , And to your mighty will . Her humblesse low In so ritch ...
... cause was none of dread her to dismay . 21 She turning backe with ruefull countenaunce , Cride , Mercy mercy Sir vouchsafe to show On silly Dame , subiect to hard mischaunce , And to your mighty will . Her humblesse low In so ritch ...
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