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... Farre be it from your thought , and fro my will , To thinke that knighthood I so much should shame , As you to leaue , that haue me loued still , And chose in Faery court of meere goodwill , Where noblest knights were to be found on ...
... Farre be it from your thought , and fro my will , To thinke that knighthood I so much should shame , As you to leaue , that haue me loued still , And chose in Faery court of meere goodwill , Where noblest knights were to be found on ...
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... farre surmount . 2 Ne vnder Sunne , that shines so wide and faire , Whence all that liues , does borrow life and light , Liues ought , that to her linage may compaire , Which though from earth it be deriued right , Yet doth it selfe ...
... farre surmount . 2 Ne vnder Sunne , that shines so wide and faire , Whence all that liues , does borrow life and light , Liues ought , that to her linage may compaire , Which though from earth it be deriued right , Yet doth it selfe ...
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... farre aboue these heauens which here we see , Be others farre exceeding these in light , Not bounded , not corrupt , as these same bee , But infinite in largenesse and in hight , Vnmouing , vncorrupt , and spotlesse bright , That need ...
... farre aboue these heauens which here we see , Be others farre exceeding these in light , Not bounded , not corrupt , as these same bee , But infinite in largenesse and in hight , Vnmouing , vncorrupt , and spotlesse bright , That need ...
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FOWRE HYMNES | xxxvii |
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 141 |
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