The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserOxford University Press, 1932 - 736 pages |
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... vaine of glory vaine did find , To which his flowing toung , and troublous spright Gaue him great ayd , and made him more inclind : He that braue steed there finding ready dight , Purloynd both steed and speare , and ran away full light ...
... vaine of glory vaine did find , To which his flowing toung , and troublous spright Gaue him great ayd , and made him more inclind : He that braue steed there finding ready dight , Purloynd both steed and speare , and ran away full light ...
Page 273
... vaine iudgement , and conditions vaine , The which the prisoner points vnto the free , The whiles I him condemne , and deeme his paine , He where he list goes loose , and laughes at me . So euer loose , so euer happy be . But where so ...
... vaine iudgement , and conditions vaine , The which the prisoner points vnto the free , The whiles I him condemne , and deeme his paine , He where he list goes loose , and laughes at me . So euer loose , so euer happy be . But where so ...
Page 361
... vaine of me ye hope for remedie , And I likewise in vaine doe salues to you applie . 7 For in your selfe your onely helpe doth lie , To heale your selues , and must proceed alone From your owne will , to cure your maladie . Who can him ...
... vaine of me ye hope for remedie , And I likewise in vaine doe salues to you applie . 7 For in your selfe your onely helpe doth lie , To heale your selues , and must proceed alone From your owne will , to cure your maladie . Who can him ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
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THE Legend of Cambel and Telamond or of FRIENDSHIP | 213 |
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