The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserOxford University Press, 1932 - 736 pages |
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Page 76
... litle babe vp in his armes he hent ; Who with sweet pleasance and bold blandish- ment Gan smyle on them , that rather ought to weepe , As carelesse of his woe , or innocent Of that was doen , that ruth emperced deepe In that knights ...
... litle babe vp in his armes he hent ; Who with sweet pleasance and bold blandish- ment Gan smyle on them , that rather ought to weepe , As carelesse of his woe , or innocent Of that was doen , that ruth emperced deepe In that knights ...
Page 377
... litle craue contented to abyde . 18 Tho when they had their hunger slaked well , And the fayre mayd the table ta'ne away , The gentle knight , as he that did excell In courtesie , and well could doe and say , For so great kindnesse as ...
... litle craue contented to abyde . 18 Tho when they had their hunger slaked well , And the fayre mayd the table ta'ne away , The gentle knight , as he that did excell In courtesie , and well could doe and say , For so great kindnesse as ...
Page 390
... litle babe , to take thereof a sight . Whom whylest she did with watrie eyne behold , Vpon the litle brest like christall bright , She mote perceiue a litle purple mold , That like a rose her silken leaues did faire vnfold . 8 Well she ...
... litle babe , to take thereof a sight . Whom whylest she did with watrie eyne behold , Vpon the litle brest like christall bright , She mote perceiue a litle purple mold , That like a rose her silken leaues did faire vnfold . 8 Well she ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
69 | 125 |
THE Legend of Cambel and Telamond or of FRIENDSHIP | 213 |
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