The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4G. Bell, 1891 - Poetry |
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... Ladies best beloved : With daily shew of courteous kind behaviour , Even at the markewhite of his hart she roved , And with wide glauncing words one day she thus him proved . " Unhappie Knight ! upon whose hopelesse state 36 Fortune ...
... Ladies best beloved : With daily shew of courteous kind behaviour , Even at the markewhite of his hart she roved , And with wide glauncing words one day she thus him proved . " Unhappie Knight ! upon whose hopelesse state 36 Fortune ...
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... Ladies lapped in delight : [ spight . And then both Knights envide , and Ladies eke did One day when as she long had sought for ease In every place , and every place thought best , Yet found no place that could her liking please , She ...
... Ladies lapped in delight : [ spight . And then both Knights envide , and Ladies eke did One day when as she long had sought for ease In every place , and every place thought best , Yet found no place that could her liking please , She ...
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... Ladies fit in her loves fond accusing . But when she had with such unquiet fits Her selfe there close afflicted long in vaine , Yet found no easement in her troubled wits , She unto Talus forth return'd againe , By change of place ...
... Ladies fit in her loves fond accusing . But when she had with such unquiet fits Her selfe there close afflicted long in vaine , Yet found no easement in her troubled wits , She unto Talus forth return'd againe , By change of place ...
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... Lady treacherously . What time the native Belman of the night , The bird that warned Peter of his fall , First rings his silver Bell t ' each sleepy wight , That should their mindes up to devotion call , She heard a wondrous noise below ...
... Lady treacherously . What time the native Belman of the night , The bird that warned Peter of his fall , First rings his silver Bell t ' each sleepy wight , That should their mindes up to devotion call , She heard a wondrous noise below ...
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... ever howre did cease , Till he redeemed had that Lady thrall : That for another Canto will more fitly fall . до CANTO VIII . Prince Arthure and Sir Artegall Free Samient 38 B. V. THE FAERIE QUEENE . 1 16 Canto VII Canto VIII ·
... ever howre did cease , Till he redeemed had that Lady thrall : That for another Canto will more fitly fall . до CANTO VIII . Prince Arthure and Sir Artegall Free Samient 38 B. V. THE FAERIE QUEENE . 1 16 Canto VII Canto VIII ·
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