The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1855 |
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... bowre , 1 Bugle is the wild ox , urus . 2 Brast , burst- 8 Bowre , chamber . With staring countenance sterne , as one astownd , And BOOK I. CANTO VIII . 165.
... bowre , 1 Bugle is the wild ox , urus . 2 Brast , burst- 8 Bowre , chamber . With staring countenance sterne , as one astownd , And BOOK I. CANTO VIII . 165.
Page 178
... bowre , disarmed for to be , And cheared well with wine and spiceree : The Redcrosse Knight was soone disarmed there : But the brave Mayd would not disarmed bee , But onely vented up her umbriere , And so did let her goodly visage to ...
... bowre , disarmed for to be , And cheared well with wine and spiceree : The Redcrosse Knight was soone disarmed there : But the brave Mayd would not disarmed bee , But onely vented up her umbriere , And so did let her goodly visage to ...
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... bowre , 1 For feare the cruell feendes should thee unwares devowre : But , standing high aloft , low lay thine eare , And there such ghastly noyse of yron chaines And brasen caudrons thou shalt rombling heare , Which thousand sprights ...
... bowre , 1 For feare the cruell feendes should thee unwares devowre : But , standing high aloft , low lay thine eare , And there such ghastly noyse of yron chaines And brasen caudrons thou shalt rombling heare , Which thousand sprights ...
Contents
VOL | vii |
A Letter of the Authors | 5 |
Verses addressed to the Author | 11 |
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