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Page 246
... wretched life doth lead , Both grace and gaine ; but he in hell doth lie , That liues a loathed life , and wishing cannot die . 12 This dismall day hath thee a caytiue made , And vassall to the vilest wretch aliue , Whose cursed vsage ...
... wretched life doth lead , Both grace and gaine ; but he in hell doth lie , That liues a loathed life , and wishing cannot die . 12 This dismall day hath thee a caytiue made , And vassall to the vilest wretch aliue , Whose cursed vsage ...
Page 370
... wretched thrall , And fled away with all the speede she mought , To seeke for safety , which long time she sought : And past through many perils by the way , Ere she againe to Calepine was brought ; The which discourse as now I must ...
... wretched thrall , And fled away with all the speede she mought , To seeke for safety , which long time she sought : And past through many perils by the way , Ere she againe to Calepine was brought ; The which discourse as now I must ...
Page 490
... wretched ghost Is forst to ferrie ouer Lethes Riuer , And spoyld of Charon too and fro am tost . Seest thou , how all places quake and quiuer 340 Lightned with deadly lamps on euerie post ? Tisiphone each where doth shake and shiuer Her ...
... wretched ghost Is forst to ferrie ouer Lethes Riuer , And spoyld of Charon too and fro am tost . Seest thou , how all places quake and quiuer 340 Lightned with deadly lamps on euerie post ? Tisiphone each where doth shake and shiuer Her ...
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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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