The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserOxford University Press, 1926 - 736 pages |
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Page 105
... deepe , vnder the Garden side . 58 Deepe was he drenched to the vpmost chin , Yet gaped still , as coueting to drinke Of the cold liquor , which he waded in , And stretching forth his hand , did often thinke Toreach the fruit , which ...
... deepe , vnder the Garden side . 58 Deepe was he drenched to the vpmost chin , Yet gaped still , as coueting to drinke Of the cold liquor , which he waded in , And stretching forth his hand , did often thinke Toreach the fruit , which ...
Page 131
... deepe engorgeth all this worldes pray : Which hauing swallowd vp excessiuely , He soone in vomit vp againe doth lay , And belcheth forth his superfluity , 4 On th'other side an hideous Rocke is pight , Of mightie Magnes stone , whose ...
... deepe engorgeth all this worldes pray : Which hauing swallowd vp excessiuely , He soone in vomit vp againe doth lay , And belcheth forth his superfluity , 4 On th'other side an hideous Rocke is pight , Of mightie Magnes stone , whose ...
Page 160
... deepe wound more deepe engord her hart , That nought but death her dolour mote depart . So forth she rode without repose or rest , Searching all lands and each remotest part , Following the guidance of her blinded guest , Till that to ...
... deepe wound more deepe engord her hart , That nought but death her dolour mote depart . So forth she rode without repose or rest , Searching all lands and each remotest part , Following the guidance of her blinded guest , Till that to ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
69 | 125 |
THE Legend of Cambel and Telamond or of FRIENDSHIP | 213 |
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