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Page 105
... goodly ouer dight , In which she often vsd from open heat Her selfe to shroud , and pleasures to entreat . Next thereunto did grow a goodly tree , With braunches broad dispred and body great , Clothed with leaues , that none the wood ...
... goodly ouer dight , In which she often vsd from open heat Her selfe to shroud , and pleasures to entreat . Next thereunto did grow a goodly tree , With braunches broad dispred and body great , Clothed with leaues , that none the wood ...
Page 142
... goodly all agreed , they forth yfere did ryde . 13 O goodly vsage of those antique times , In which the sword was seruant vnto right ; When not for malice and contentious crimes , But all for praise , and proofe of manly might , The ...
... goodly all agreed , they forth yfere did ryde . 13 O goodly vsage of those antique times , In which the sword was seruant vnto right ; When not for malice and contentious crimes , But all for praise , and proofe of manly might , The ...
Page 145
... goodly wize , And round about it many beds were dight , As whilome was the antique worldes guize , Some for vntimely ease , some for delight , As pleased them to vse , that vse it might : And all was full of Damzels , and of Squires ...
... goodly wize , And round about it many beds were dight , As whilome was the antique worldes guize , Some for vntimely ease , some for delight , As pleased them to vse , that vse it might : And all was full of Damzels , and of Squires ...
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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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