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Page 142
... enuie , Vile rancour to auoid , and cruell surquedrie . 14 Long they thus trauelled in friendly wise , Through countries waste , and eke well edifyde , Seeking aduentures hard , to exercise Their puissance , whylome full dernely tryde ...
... enuie , Vile rancour to auoid , and cruell surquedrie . 14 Long they thus trauelled in friendly wise , Through countries waste , and eke well edifyde , Seeking aduentures hard , to exercise Their puissance , whylome full dernely tryde ...
Page 334
... Enuie , knowen well thereby ; Whose nature is to grieue , and grudge at all , That euer she sees doen prays - worthily , Whose sight to her is greatest crosse , may fall , And vexeth so , that makes her eat her gall . For when she ...
... Enuie , knowen well thereby ; Whose nature is to grieue , and grudge at all , That euer she sees doen prays - worthily , Whose sight to her is greatest crosse , may fall , And vexeth so , that makes her eat her gall . For when she ...
Page 558
... enuie slaine . And while I followed with mine eie , The flight the Egle vpward tooke , And things did vanish by and by , And disappeared from my looke , 220 The trees , beasts , birds , and groue was gone , So was the friend that made ...
... enuie slaine . And while I followed with mine eie , The flight the Egle vpward tooke , And things did vanish by and by , And disappeared from my looke , 220 The trees , beasts , birds , and groue was gone , So was the friend that made ...
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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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