The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser in Five Volumes, Volume 3W. Pickering, 1825 - 434 pages |
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... hand . Witnesse Leander in the Euxine waves , And stout Æneas in the Troiane fyre , 230 Achilles preassing through the Phrygian glaives , And Orpheus , daring to provoke the yre Of damned fiends , to get his love retyre ; 235 For both ...
... hand . Witnesse Leander in the Euxine waves , And stout Æneas in the Troiane fyre , 230 Achilles preassing through the Phrygian glaives , And Orpheus , daring to provoke the yre Of damned fiends , to get his love retyre ; 235 For both ...
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... As He Himselfe hath lov'd us afore - hand , And bound therto with an eternall band , Him first to love that was so dearely bought , And next our brethren , to his image wrought . 185 Him first to love great right and reason is , 34 HYMNES .
... As He Himselfe hath lov'd us afore - hand , And bound therto with an eternall band , Him first to love that was so dearely bought , And next our brethren , to his image wrought . 185 Him first to love great right and reason is , 34 HYMNES .
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... hand , That we , and to the same againe shall fade , Where they shall have like heritage of land , However here on higher steps we stand , 190 195 200 Which also were with selfe - same price redeemed That we , however of us light ...
... hand , That we , and to the same againe shall fade , Where they shall have like heritage of land , However here on higher steps we stand , 190 195 200 Which also were with selfe - same price redeemed That we , however of us light ...
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... How scourgd , how crownd , how buffeted , how brused ; And , lastly , how twixt robbers crucifyde , With bitter wounds through hands , through feet , and syde ! 245 Then let thy flinty hart , that feeles no paine 36 HYMNES .
... How scourgd , how crownd , how buffeted , how brused ; And , lastly , how twixt robbers crucifyde , With bitter wounds through hands , through feet , and syde ! 245 Then let thy flinty hart , that feeles no paine 36 HYMNES .
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... hands And , last , that mightie shining cristall wall , Wherewith he hath encompassed this all . By view whereof it plainly may appeare , That still as every thing doth upward tend , And further is from earth , so still more cleare And ...
... hands And , last , that mightie shining cristall wall , Wherewith he hath encompassed this all . By view whereof it plainly may appeare , That still as every thing doth upward tend , And further is from earth , so still more cleare And ...
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