The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1864 |
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... better iustifyde , And turne thee soone to him of whom thou art defyde . " 19 Who , hearkning to that voice ... better iustifyde . ] That hath established a better claim to it . 20 With that he fiercely at him flew , and 12 THE FAERIE ...
... better iustifyde , And turne thee soone to him of whom thou art defyde . " 19 Who , hearkning to that voice ... better iustifyde . ] That hath established a better claim to it . 20 With that he fiercely at him flew , and 12 THE FAERIE ...
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... better knight Then thou , that shall thy treason understand , Will it avenge , and pay thee with thy right : And if none do , yet shame shal thee with shame re- quight . " 1 On the flore , on the spot . 2 Bryzes , breezes , gadflies ...
... better knight Then thou , that shall thy treason understand , Will it avenge , and pay thee with thy right : And if none do , yet shame shal thee with shame re- quight . " 1 On the flore , on the spot . 2 Bryzes , breezes , gadflies ...
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... better foote then horsebacke would ensew . 86 There then began a fearefull cruell fray Betwixt them two for maystery of might : For both were wondrous practicke1 in that play , And passing well expert in single fight , And both inflam'd ...
... better foote then horsebacke would ensew . 86 There then began a fearefull cruell fray Betwixt them two for maystery of might : For both were wondrous practicke1 in that play , And passing well expert in single fight , And both inflam'd ...
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... better shall yourselfe behave Unto all errant knights , whereso on ground ; Next , that ye ladies avde in every stead and stound.8 " 1 Intreat , treat . 2 Yearne , earn . 8 Stead and stound , place and time . 43 The wretched man , that ...
... better shall yourselfe behave Unto all errant knights , whereso on ground ; Next , that ye ladies avde in every stead and stound.8 " 1 Intreat , treat . 2 Yearne , earn . 8 Stead and stound , place and time . 43 The wretched man , that ...
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... better right to trie , Or stay till he his armes , which were thereby , 2 Might lightly fetch . But he was fierce and whot , Ne time would give , nor any termes aby , But at him flew , and with his speare him smot ; From which to thinke ...
... better right to trie , Or stay till he his armes , which were thereby , 2 Might lightly fetch . But he was fierce and whot , Ne time would give , nor any termes aby , But at him flew , and with his speare him smot ; From which to thinke ...
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