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... dread to die , To passe that way , as forth he trauelled ; Wherewith he was so stund , that he n'ote ryde. 20 But that lewd louer did the most lament For her depart , that euer man did heare ; He knockt his brest with desperate intent ...
... dread to die , To passe that way , as forth he trauelled ; Wherewith he was so stund , that he n'ote ryde. 20 But that lewd louer did the most lament For her depart , that euer man did heare ; He knockt his brest with desperate intent ...
Page 340
... dread of shame , forgoe This euill manner , which ye here maintaine , And doe in stead thereof mild curt'sie showe To all , that passe . That shall you glory gaine More then his loue , which thus yeseeket'obtaine . Wherewith all full of ...
... dread of shame , forgoe This euill manner , which ye here maintaine , And doe in stead thereof mild curt'sie showe To all , that passe . That shall you glory gaine More then his loue , which thus yeseeket'obtaine . Wherewith all full of ...
Page 378
... dread . 28 That euen I which daily doe behold The glorie of the great , mongst whom I won , And now haue prou'd , what happinesse ye hold In this small plot of your dominion , Now loath great Lordship and ambition ; And wish the heauens ...
... dread . 28 That euen I which daily doe behold The glorie of the great , mongst whom I won , And now haue prou'd , what happinesse ye hold In this small plot of your dominion , Now loath great Lordship and ambition ; And wish the heauens ...
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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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