The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1855 |
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... appeare ; That sight thereof bredd cold congealed feare : Which to increase , and all atonce to kill , A cloud of smoothering smoke , and sulphure seare , ' Out of his stinking gorge 2 forth steemed still , That all the ayre about with ...
... appeare ; That sight thereof bredd cold congealed feare : Which to increase , and all atonce to kill , A cloud of smoothering smoke , and sulphure seare , ' Out of his stinking gorge 2 forth steemed still , That all the ayre about with ...
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... appeare . 5 ts She , them espying , loud to them can call , Bidding them nigher draw unto the shore , For she had cause to busie them withall ; And therewith lowdly laught . But nathëmore Would they once turne , but kept on as afore ...
... appeare . 5 ts She , them espying , loud to them can call , Bidding them nigher draw unto the shore , For she had cause to busie them withall ; And therewith lowdly laught . But nathëmore Would they once turne , but kept on as afore ...
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... appeare , Yet sleeping , in his well - proportiond face ; And on his tender lips the downy heare Did now but freshly spring , and silken blossoms beare . BO His warlike armes , the ydle instruments Of sleeping praise , were hong upon a ...
... appeare , Yet sleeping , in his well - proportiond face ; And on his tender lips the downy heare Did now but freshly spring , and silken blossoms beare . BO His warlike armes , the ydle instruments Of sleeping praise , were hong upon a ...
Contents
VOL | vii |
A Letter of the Authors | 5 |
Verses addressed to the Author | 11 |
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