The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1864 |
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Page 139
... flocke , like many flies , Whooping and hallowing on every part , • As if they would have rent the brasen skies . Which when she sees with ghastly griefful1 eies , Her heart does quake , and deadly pallid hew Benumbes her cheekes : then ...
... flocke , like many flies , Whooping and hallowing on every part , • As if they would have rent the brasen skies . Which when she sees with ghastly griefful1 eies , Her heart does quake , and deadly pallid hew Benumbes her cheekes : then ...
Page 142
... flocke of doves before a faulcons vew . 50 From them returning to that ladie backe , Whom by the altar he doth sitting find 1 Glims , gleams . 2 Quire , company . 8 Entire , within . 4 Preventing , anticipating . 5 Hew , hewing . Yet ...
... flocke of doves before a faulcons vew . 50 From them returning to that ladie backe , Whom by the altar he doth sitting find 1 Glims , gleams . 2 Quire , company . 8 Entire , within . 4 Preventing , anticipating . 5 Hew , hewing . Yet ...
Page 149
... flocke did fare : Then all the rest about her rose likewise , And each his sundrie sheepe with severall care Gathered together , and them homeward bare : Whylest everie one with helping hands did strive Amongst themselves , and did ...
... flocke did fare : Then all the rest about her rose likewise , And each his sundrie sheepe with severall care Gathered together , and them homeward bare : Whylest everie one with helping hands did strive Amongst themselves , and did ...
Page 150
... flocke she in their fold had tyde ; And , supper readie dight , they to it fell With small adoe , and nature satisfyde , The which doth litle crave , contented to abyde.1 18 Tho when they had their hunger slaked well , And the fayre ...
... flocke she in their fold had tyde ; And , supper readie dight , they to it fell With small adoe , and nature satisfyde , The which doth litle crave , contented to abyde.1 18 Tho when they had their hunger slaked well , And the fayre ...
Page 151
... flocke my rayment breed ! No better doe I weare , no better doe I feed . 21 " Therefore I doe not any one envý , Nor am envýde of any one therefore : They , that have much , feare much to loose thereby , And store of cares doth follow ...
... flocke my rayment breed ! No better doe I weare , no better doe I feed . 21 " Therefore I doe not any one envý , Nor am envýde of any one therefore : They , that have much , feare much to loose thereby , And store of cares doth follow ...
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