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Page 167
... Squire late left behind , For whom he wondrous pensiue grew in mind , For doubt of daunger , which mote him betide ; For him he loued aboue all mankind , Hauing him trew and faithfull euer tride , And bold , as euer Squire that waited ...
... Squire late left behind , For whom he wondrous pensiue grew in mind , For doubt of daunger , which mote him betide ; For him he loued aboue all mankind , Hauing him trew and faithfull euer tride , And bold , as euer Squire that waited ...
Page 257
... Squires to him vnknowneafore : All which he did from bitter bondage free , And vnto former liberty restore . Amongst the rest , that Squire of low degree Came forth full weake and wan , not like him selfe to bee . Whom soone as faire ...
... Squires to him vnknowneafore : All which he did from bitter bondage free , And vnto former liberty restore . Amongst the rest , that Squire of low degree Came forth full weake and wan , not like him selfe to bee . Whom soone as faire ...
Page 280
... Squire did then abide , He gently gan him to demaund of all , That did betwixt him and that Squire betide . Who with sterne countenance and indignant pride Did aunswere , that of all he guiltlesse stood , And his accuser thereuppon ...
... Squire did then abide , He gently gan him to demaund of all , That did betwixt him and that Squire betide . Who with sterne countenance and indignant pride Did aunswere , that of all he guiltlesse stood , And his accuser thereuppon ...
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FOWRE HYMNES | xxxvii |
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 141 |
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