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Page 137
... ouer - wrought , and shapes of naked boyes , Of which some seemd with liuely iollitee , To fly about , playing their wanton toyes , Whilest others did them selues embay in liquid ioyes . 61 And ouer all , of purest gold was spred , A ...
... ouer - wrought , and shapes of naked boyes , Of which some seemd with liuely iollitee , To fly about , playing their wanton toyes , Whilest others did them selues embay in liquid ioyes . 61 And ouer all , of purest gold was spred , A ...
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... ouer hilles and ouer dales he fled , As if the wind him on his winges had borne , Ne banck nor bush could stay him , when he sped His nimble feet , as treading still on thorne : Griefe , and despight , and gealosie , and scorne Did all ...
... ouer hilles and ouer dales he fled , As if the wind him on his winges had borne , Ne banck nor bush could stay him , when he sped His nimble feet , as treading still on thorne : Griefe , and despight , and gealosie , and scorne Did all ...
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... Ouer the dore thus written she did spye Be bold : she oft and oft it ouer - red , Yet could not find what sence it figured : But what so were therein or writ or ment , She was no whit thereby discouraged From prosecuting of her first ...
... Ouer the dore thus written she did spye Be bold : she oft and oft it ouer - red , Yet could not find what sence it figured : But what so were therein or writ or ment , She was no whit thereby discouraged From prosecuting of her first ...
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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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