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... Archimago , the impersona- tion of Guile and Fraud , to distrust the integrity of his lady and take Duessa in her stead . Enamoured of false Religion , he is able to defeat the pagan knights Sans Foy and Sans Joy , but he falls an easy ...
... Archimago , the impersona- tion of Guile and Fraud , to distrust the integrity of his lady and take Duessa in her stead . Enamoured of false Religion , he is able to defeat the pagan knights Sans Foy and Sans Joy , but he falls an easy ...
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... Archimago , which deceive the Red Cross Knight , hint at the dangers of a Roman Catholic reaction and at the Jesuit plots . ) Archimago the Pope . Sir Satyrane = Sir John Perrot , the natural son of Henry VIII , noted for his good ...
... Archimago , which deceive the Red Cross Knight , hint at the dangers of a Roman Catholic reaction and at the Jesuit plots . ) Archimago the Pope . Sir Satyrane = Sir John Perrot , the natural son of Henry VIII , noted for his good ...
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... Archimago old , His hastie hand he doth amazed hold , And halfe ashamed , wondred at the sight : For the old man well knew he , though vntold , In charmes and magicke to haue wondrous might , Ne euer wont in field , ne in round lists to ...
... Archimago old , His hastie hand he doth amazed hold , And halfe ashamed , wondred at the sight : For the old man well knew he , though vntold , In charmes and magicke to haue wondrous might , Ne euer wont in field , ne in round lists to ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | x |
BOOK THE LEGENDE OF THE KNIGHT OF THE RED CROSSE OR | xliv |
THE LEGEND OF SIR GVYON OR OF TEMPERAVNCE | 140 |
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