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Page 230
... louely haulst from feare of treason free , And plighted hands for euer friends to be . When all men saw this sudden change of things , So mortall foes so friendly to agree , For passing ioy , which so great maruaile brings , They all ...
... louely haulst from feare of treason free , And plighted hands for euer friends to be . When all men saw this sudden change of things , So mortall foes so friendly to agree , For passing ioy , which so great maruaile brings , They all ...
Page 271
... louely Medua came , Clad in a vesture of vnknowen geare , And vncouth fashion , yet her well became ; That seem'd like siluer , sprinckled here and theare With glittering spangs , that did like starres appeare , And wau'd vpon , like ...
... louely Medua came , Clad in a vesture of vnknowen geare , And vncouth fashion , yet her well became ; That seem'd like siluer , sprinckled here and theare With glittering spangs , that did like starres appeare , And wau'd vpon , like ...
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... louely foe ; Who seeing her faire eyes so sharpe effect , Cures all their sorrowes with one sweete aspect . In which how many wonders doe they reede To their conceipt , that others neuer see , Now of her smiles , with which their soules ...
... louely foe ; Who seeing her faire eyes so sharpe effect , Cures all their sorrowes with one sweete aspect . In which how many wonders doe they reede To their conceipt , that others neuer see , Now of her smiles , with which their soules ...
Contents
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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