The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1855 |
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Page 339
... soone have blent , And staynd their prayses with thy least good part ; Ne should faire Claribell with all her art , Though she thy lady be , approch thee neare : For proofe thereof , this evening , as thou art , Aray thyselfe , in her ...
... soone have blent , And staynd their prayses with thy least good part ; Ne should faire Claribell with all her art , Though she thy lady be , approch thee neare : For proofe thereof , this evening , as thou art , Aray thyselfe , in her ...
Page 342
... soone through suff'rance growe to fearefull end : Whiles they are weake , betimes with them contend ; For , when they once to perfect strength do grow , Strong warres they make , and cruell battry bend Gainst fort of Reason , it to ...
... soone through suff'rance growe to fearefull end : Whiles they are weake , betimes with them contend ; For , when they once to perfect strength do grow , Strong warres they make , and cruell battry bend Gainst fort of Reason , it to ...
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... soone as his outrageous powre Is layd , they fiercely then begin to showre ; And , as in scorne of his spent stormy spight , Now all attonce their malice forth do poure : So did Prince Arthur beare himselfe in fight , And suffred rash ...
... soone as his outrageous powre Is layd , they fiercely then begin to showre ; And , as in scorne of his spent stormy spight , Now all attonce their malice forth do poure : So did Prince Arthur beare himselfe in fight , And suffred rash ...
Contents
VOL | vii |
A Letter of the Authors | 5 |
Verses addressed to the Author | 11 |
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