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Page 154
... Vnder a rocke that lyes a little space From the swift Barry , tombling downe apace , Emongst the woodie hilles of Dyneuowre : But dare thou not , I charge , in any cace , To enter into that same balefull Bowre , For fear the cruell ...
... Vnder a rocke that lyes a little space From the swift Barry , tombling downe apace , Emongst the woodie hilles of Dyneuowre : But dare thou not , I charge , in any cace , To enter into that same balefull Bowre , For fear the cruell ...
Page 523
... vnder this great temple placed is : 10 Lo all is nought but flying vanitee . So I that know this worlds inconstancies , Sith onely God surmounts all times decay , In God alone my confidence do stay . 2 On high hills top I saw a stately ...
... vnder this great temple placed is : 10 Lo all is nought but flying vanitee . So I that know this worlds inconstancies , Sith onely God surmounts all times decay , In God alone my confidence do stay . 2 On high hills top I saw a stately ...
Page 533
... vnder ground to goe , to giue them light Which dwell in darknes , I to minde will call , How my faire Starre ( that shinde on me so bright ) 480 Fell sodainly , and faded vnder ground ; Since whose departure , day is turnd to night ...
... vnder ground to goe , to giue them light Which dwell in darknes , I to minde will call , How my faire Starre ( that shinde on me so bright ) 480 Fell sodainly , and faded vnder ground ; Since whose departure , day is turnd to night ...
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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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