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Page 339
... Calidore beheld , Eftsoones he loosd that Squire , and so him left , With hearts dismay and inward dolour queld , For to pursue that villaine , which had reft That piteous spoile by so iniurious theft . Whom ouertaking , loude to him he ...
... Calidore beheld , Eftsoones he loosd that Squire , and so him left , With hearts dismay and inward dolour queld , For to pursue that villaine , which had reft That piteous spoile by so iniurious theft . Whom ouertaking , loude to him he ...
Page 347
... Calidore descryde , By late ensample of that courteous deed , Done to that wounded Knight in his great need , Whom on his backe he bore , till he him brought Vnto the Castle where they had decreed . There of the Knight , the which that ...
... Calidore descryde , By late ensample of that courteous deed , Done to that wounded Knight in his great need , Whom on his backe he bore , till he him brought Vnto the Castle where they had decreed . There of the Knight , the which that ...
Page 388
... Calidore so well him wrought with meed , And faire bespoke with words , that he at last agreed . 36 So forth they goe together ( God before ) Both clad in shepheards weeds agreeably , And both with shepheards hookes : But Calidore Had ...
... Calidore so well him wrought with meed , And faire bespoke with words , that he at last agreed . 36 So forth they goe together ( God before ) Both clad in shepheards weeds agreeably , And both with shepheards hookes : But Calidore Had ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
THE Legend of Britomartis OR OF CHASTITIE | 140 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 211 |
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