The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserOxford University Press, 1932 - 736 pages |
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Page 154
... wight he mote be found , When so he counseld with his sprights encom- past round . 8 And if thou euer happen that same way To trauell , goe to see that dreadfull place : It is an hideous hollow caue ( they say ) Vnder a rocke that lyes ...
... wight he mote be found , When so he counseld with his sprights encom- past round . 8 And if thou euer happen that same way To trauell , goe to see that dreadfull place : It is an hideous hollow caue ( they say ) Vnder a rocke that lyes ...
Page 166
... wight ( said he ) and how arayd ? Royally clad ( quoth he ) in cloth of gold , As meetest may beseeme a noble mayd ; Her faire lockes in rich circlet be enrold , A fairer wight did neuer Sunne behold , And on a Palfrey rides more white ...
... wight ( said he ) and how arayd ? Royally clad ( quoth he ) in cloth of gold , As meetest may beseeme a noble mayd ; Her faire lockes in rich circlet be enrold , A fairer wight did neuer Sunne behold , And on a Palfrey rides more white ...
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... wight , sb.1 creature , person , human being , I. ii . 30 , 42 , v . 36 , ix . 23 , 11. xi . 8 , 111. iii . 60 , ix . 21 , IV . vii . 10 , xii . 19 , v . Prol . 9 , S. C. Apr. 47 . wight , sb.2 blame , S. C. June 100. Cf. wite , sb . wight ...
... wight , sb.1 creature , person , human being , I. ii . 30 , 42 , v . 36 , ix . 23 , 11. xi . 8 , 111. iii . 60 , ix . 21 , IV . vii . 10 , xii . 19 , v . Prol . 9 , S. C. Apr. 47 . wight , sb.2 blame , S. C. June 100. Cf. wite , sb . wight ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
69 | 125 |
THE Legend of Cambel and Telamond or of FRIENDSHIP | 213 |
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