The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1864 |
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... seene The goodly praise of princely Curtesie , As in Yourselfe , O soveraine Lady Queene ? In whose pure minde , as in a mirrour sheene , It showes , and with her brightnesse doth inflame The eyes of all which thereon fixed beene ; But ...
... seene The goodly praise of princely Curtesie , As in Yourselfe , O soveraine Lady Queene ? In whose pure minde , as in a mirrour sheene , It showes , and with her brightnesse doth inflame The eyes of all which thereon fixed beene ; But ...
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... seene . 32 " Ne is there hauke which mantleth her on pearch , Whether high towring or accoasting low , 10 1 Read , advice . 2 Wond , dwelt . 3 Lewdly , ignorantly , foolishly . 4 Spilt , spoiled . 5 Convenient , proper . 6 Feres ...
... seene . 32 " Ne is there hauke which mantleth her on pearch , Whether high towring or accoasting low , 10 1 Read , advice . 2 Wond , dwelt . 3 Lewdly , ignorantly , foolishly . 4 Spilt , spoiled . 5 Convenient , proper . 6 Feres ...
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... seene a trotting stalion get An ambling colt , that is his proper owne : So seldome seene that one in basenesse set Doth noble courage shew with curteous manners met . 2 But evermore contráry hath bene tryde , 1 That gentle bloud will ...
... seene a trotting stalion get An ambling colt , that is his proper owne : So seldome seene that one in basenesse set Doth noble courage shew with curteous manners met . 2 But evermore contráry hath bene tryde , 1 That gentle bloud will ...
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... seene , That of the like , whose linage was unknowne , More brave and noble knights have raysed beene ( As their victorious deedes have often showen , 1 Ruth , pity . 2 Unworthy , undeserved . 8 Devized , considered . 4 I. e . deign to ...
... seene , That of the like , whose linage was unknowne , More brave and noble knights have raysed beene ( As their victorious deedes have often showen , 1 Ruth , pity . 2 Unworthy , undeserved . 8 Devized , considered . 4 I. e . deign to ...
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... seene it tryde as he did teach : Therefore inclyning to his goodly reason , Agreeing well both with the place and season , She gladly did of that same babe accept , As of her owne by liverey and seisin2 ; And , having over it a litle ...
... seene it tryde as he did teach : Therefore inclyning to his goodly reason , Agreeing well both with the place and season , She gladly did of that same babe accept , As of her owne by liverey and seisin2 ; And , having over it a litle ...
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