The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1864 |
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... Into the mindes of mortall men doe well , 1 And goodly fury2 into them infuse . 1 Well , cause to flow . 2 Fury , inspiration . Guyde ye my footing , and conduct me well In The Legend of Sir Calidore, or of Courtesie.
... Into the mindes of mortall men doe well , 1 And goodly fury2 into them infuse . 1 Well , cause to flow . 2 Fury , inspiration . Guyde ye my footing , and conduct me well In The Legend of Sir Calidore, or of Courtesie.
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... cause ? tell if thou have it knowne . " Sayd then that Squire : " The Lady , which doth owne This castle , is by name Briana hight ; Then which a prouder lady liveth none : She long time hath deare lov'd a doughty knight , And sought to ...
... cause ? tell if thou have it knowne . " Sayd then that Squire : " The Lady , which doth owne This castle , is by name Briana hight ; Then which a prouder lady liveth none : She long time hath deare lov'd a doughty knight , And sought to ...
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... cause of so uncomely fray , And to depart them , if so be he may : But , ere he came in place , that youth had kild That armed knight , that low on ground he lay ; Which when he saw , his hart was inly child With great amazement , and ...
... cause of so uncomely fray , And to depart them , if so be he may : But , ere he came in place , that youth had kild That armed knight , that low on ground he lay ; Which when he saw , his hart was inly child With great amazement , and ...
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... cause could make him so dishonourable To drive you so on foot , unfit to tread And lackey by him , gainst all womanhead . " " Certes , Sir Knight , " sayd she , " full loth I were To rayse a lyving blame against the dead : But , since ...
... cause could make him so dishonourable To drive you so on foot , unfit to tread And lackey by him , gainst all womanhead . " " Certes , Sir Knight , " sayd she , " full loth I were To rayse a lyving blame against the dead : But , since ...
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... cause accused , But forst to trot on foot , and foule misused , Pounching me with the butt - end of his speare , In vaine complayning to be so abused ; For he regarded neither playnt nor teare , But more enforst my paine , the more my ...
... cause accused , But forst to trot on foot , and foule misused , Pounching me with the butt - end of his speare , In vaine complayning to be so abused ; For he regarded neither playnt nor teare , But more enforst my paine , the more my ...
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