The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserOxford University Press, 1932 - 736 pages |
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... Shame ; Reproch the first , Shame next , Repent behind : Repentance feeble , sorrowfull , and lame : Reproch despightfull , carelesse , and vnkind ; Shame most ill fauourd , bestiall , and blind : Shame lowrd , Repentance sigh'd ...
... Shame ; Reproch the first , Shame next , Repent behind : Repentance feeble , sorrowfull , and lame : Reproch despightfull , carelesse , and vnkind ; Shame most ill fauourd , bestiall , and blind : Shame lowrd , Repentance sigh'd ...
Page 280
... shame to beare that Ladies head . True loue despiseth shame , when life is cald in dread . 28 Whom when so willing Artegall perceaued ; Not so thou Squire , ( he sayd ) but thine I deeme The liuing Lady , which from thee he reaued : For ...
... shame to beare that Ladies head . True loue despiseth shame , when life is cald in dread . 28 Whom when so willing Artegall perceaued ; Not so thou Squire , ( he sayd ) but thine I deeme The liuing Lady , which from thee he reaued : For ...
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... shame , and partly with dismay , That all astonisht he him selfe did find , And little had for his excuse to say , But onely thus ; Most haplesse well ye may Meiustly terme , that to this shameam brought , And made the scorne of ...
... shame , and partly with dismay , That all astonisht he him selfe did find , And little had for his excuse to say , But onely thus ; Most haplesse well ye may Meiustly terme , that to this shameam brought , And made the scorne of ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
69 | 125 |
THE Legend of Cambel and Telamond or of FRIENDSHIP | 213 |
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