The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 1Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1855 |
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Page 186
... whiles I may re- spyre . 9 " It was in freshest flowre of youthly yeares , When corage first does creepe in manly chest ; Then first the cole of kindly heat appeares To kindle love in every living brest : But me had warnd old Timons ...
... whiles I may re- spyre . 9 " It was in freshest flowre of youthly yeares , When corage first does creepe in manly chest ; Then first the cole of kindly heat appeares To kindle love in every living brest : But me had warnd old Timons ...
Page 153
... whiles some one did chaunt this lovely lay : Ah , see , whoso fayre thing doest faine2 to see , In springing flowre ... while time thou has , Short is the day , done when it scant began ; Gather the rose of love , while yet thou mayst ...
... whiles some one did chaunt this lovely lay : Ah , see , whoso fayre thing doest faine2 to see , In springing flowre ... while time thou has , Short is the day , done when it scant began ; Gather the rose of love , while yet thou mayst ...
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... whiles her matchlesse beautie him dismayd . ' Ah God ! what other could he doe at least , But love so fayre a lady ... while he strove in his corageous brest With воок 11. CANTO V. 271.
... whiles her matchlesse beautie him dismayd . ' Ah God ! what other could he doe at least , But love so fayre a lady ... while he strove in his corageous brest With воок 11. CANTO V. 271.
Contents
VOL | vii |
A Letter of the Authors | 5 |
Verses addressed to the Author | 11 |
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