The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1855 |
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Edmund Spenser Francis James Child. ' Sad verse , give death to him that death does give , And losse of love to her that loves to live , So soone as Bacchus with the Nymphe does lincke ♪ So parted we , and on our iourney drive ; Till ...
Edmund Spenser Francis James Child. ' Sad verse , give death to him that death does give , And losse of love to her that loves to live , So soone as Bacchus with the Nymphe does lincke ♪ So parted we , and on our iourney drive ; Till ...
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... death is an equall doome To good and bad , the commen In of rest ; But after death the tryall is to come , When best shall bee to them that lived best : But both alike , when death hath both supprest , Religious reverence doth buriall ...
... death is an equall doome To good and bad , the commen In of rest ; But after death the tryall is to come , When best shall bee to them that lived best : But both alike , when death hath both supprest , Religious reverence doth buriall ...
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... death once to requyre ,? Or think , that ought those puissant hands may marre : Death is for wretches borne under unhappy starre . " 1 Stept , steeped . 2 Uncouth , strange . 8 Harrow , an exclamation , first of alarm ( help ! ) , and ...
... death once to requyre ,? Or think , that ought those puissant hands may marre : Death is for wretches borne under unhappy starre . " 1 Stept , steeped . 2 Uncouth , strange . 8 Harrow , an exclamation , first of alarm ( help ! ) , and ...
Contents
VOL | vii |
A Letter of the Authors | 5 |
Verses addressed to the Author | 11 |
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