The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4Little, Brown and Company, 1864 |
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... 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 win his love by ...
... 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 win his love by ...
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... thou the caytive that defyest me , And for this mayd , whose party thou doest take , Wilt give thy beard , though it but little bee ? Yet shall it not her lockes for raunsome fro me free . " 1 Lest , listen . 2 Faytor , villain . 8 Weft ...
... thou the caytive that defyest me , And for this mayd , whose party thou doest take , Wilt give thy beard , though it but little bee ? Yet shall it not her lockes for raunsome fro me free . " 1 Lest , listen . 2 Faytor , villain . 8 Weft ...
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... thou to rob my house unmand , And spoile myselfe , that cannot thee withstand ? Yet doubt thou not , but that some better knight Then thou , that shall thy treason understand , Will it avenge , and pay thee with thy right : And if none ...
... thou to rob my house unmand , And spoile myselfe , that cannot thee withstand ? Yet doubt thou not , but that some better knight Then thou , that shall thy treason understand , Will it avenge , and pay thee with thy right : And if none ...
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... thou gentle chyld , wherefore Betwixt you two began this strife and sterne uprore . " 9 " That shall I sooth , " said he , " to you declare . I , whose unryper yeares are yet unfit For thing of weight or worke of greater care , Doe ...
... thou gentle chyld , wherefore Betwixt you two began this strife and sterne uprore . " 9 " That shall I sooth , " said he , " to you declare . I , whose unryper yeares are yet unfit For thing of weight or worke of greater care , Doe ...
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... thou worthily hast wonne , Or surely borne of some heroicke sead , That in thy face appeares and gratious goodly head.8 26 " But , should it not displease thee it to tell , ( Unlesse thou in these woods thyselfe conceale For love ...
... thou worthily hast wonne , Or surely borne of some heroicke sead , That in thy face appeares and gratious goodly head.8 26 " But , should it not displease thee it to tell , ( Unlesse thou in these woods thyselfe conceale For love ...
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