The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1855 |
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Page 16
... sith Sidney thought it fitt W. L. To looke upon a worke of rare devise The which a workman setteth out to view , And not to yield it the deserved prise That unto such a workmanship is dew , Doth either prove the iudgement to be naught ...
... sith Sidney thought it fitt W. L. To looke upon a worke of rare devise The which a workman setteth out to view , And not to yield it the deserved prise That unto such a workmanship is dew , Doth either prove the iudgement to be naught ...
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... sith that he dide entire1 ? Or what doth his bad death now satisfy The greedy hunger of revenging yre , Sith wrathfull hand wrought not her owne desire f Yet , since no way is lefte to wreake my spight , I will him reave2 of armes , the ...
... sith that he dide entire1 ? Or what doth his bad death now satisfy The greedy hunger of revenging yre , Sith wrathfull hand wrought not her owne desire f Yet , since no way is lefte to wreake my spight , I will him reave2 of armes , the ...
Page 194
... sith it is uneath to finde his haunt , Tell me some markes by which he may appeare , If chaunce I him encounter paravaunt * ; For perdy one shall other slay , or daunt : What shape , what shield , what armes , what steed , what stedd ...
... sith it is uneath to finde his haunt , Tell me some markes by which he may appeare , If chaunce I him encounter paravaunt * ; For perdy one shall other slay , or daunt : What shape , what shield , what armes , what steed , what stedd ...
Contents
VOL | vii |
A Letter of the Authors | 5 |
Verses addressed to the Author | 11 |
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