The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4G. Bell, 1891 - Poetry |
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Page 47
... wood , Which being wounded of the huntsmans hand Cannot come neare him in the covert wood , Where he with boughes hath built his shady stand , And fenst himselfe about with many a flaming brand Still when he sought t ' approch unto him ...
... wood , Which being wounded of the huntsmans hand Cannot come neare him in the covert wood , Where he with boughes hath built his shady stand , And fenst himselfe about with many a flaming brand Still when he sought t ' approch unto him ...
Page 49
... woods , and rocks , and mountaines they did The yron charet , and the wheeles did teare , And tost the Paynim without feare or awe ; From side to side they tost him here and there , Crying to them in vaine that nould his crying heare ...
... woods , and rocks , and mountaines they did The yron charet , and the wheeles did teare , And tost the Paynim without feare or awe ; From side to side they tost him here and there , Crying to them in vaine that nould his crying heare ...
Page 51
... wood ranne , her dolours to deplore . As a mad bytch , when as the franticke fit Her burning tongue with rage inflamed hath , Doth runne at randon , and with furious bit Snatching at every thing doth wreake her wrath On man and beast ...
... wood ranne , her dolours to deplore . As a mad bytch , when as the franticke fit Her burning tongue with rage inflamed hath , Doth runne at randon , and with furious bit Snatching at every thing doth wreake her wrath On man and beast ...
Page 52
... woods , to dwell ; Where still the stronger doth the weake devoure , And they that most in boldnesse doe excell Are dreadded most , and feared for their powre ; Fit for Adicia there to build her wicked bowre . There let her wonne ...
... woods , to dwell ; Where still the stronger doth the weake devoure , And they that most in boldnesse doe excell Are dreadded most , and feared for their powre ; Fit for Adicia there to build her wicked bowre . There let her wonne ...
Page 86
... wood amongst them fares , Dealing his dreadfull blowes with large dispence , Gainst which the pallid death findes no defence ; But all in vaine : their numbers are so great , That naught may boot to banishe them from thence ; For soone ...
... wood amongst them fares , Dealing his dreadfull blowes with large dispence , Gainst which the pallid death findes no defence ; But all in vaine : their numbers are so great , That naught may boot to banishe them from thence ; For soone ...
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