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Page 395
... shee the lawes of Nature onely brake , But eke of Iustice , and of Policie ; And wrong of right , and bad of good did make , And death for life exchanged foolishlie : Since which , all liuing wights haue learn'd to die , And all this ...
... shee the lawes of Nature onely brake , But eke of Iustice , and of Policie ; And wrong of right , and bad of good did make , And death for life exchanged foolishlie : Since which , all liuing wights haue learn'd to die , And all this ...
Page 396
... shee did her wonted course forslowe ; And if that any were on earth belowe That did with charmes or Magick her molest , Him to attache , and downe to hell to throwe : But , if from heauen it were , then to arrest The Author , and him ...
... shee did her wonted course forslowe ; And if that any were on earth belowe That did with charmes or Magick her molest , Him to attache , and downe to hell to throwe : But , if from heauen it were , then to arrest The Author , and him ...
Page 438
... shee sawe in the younglings face The old lineaments of his fathers grace . At last her solein silence she broke , And gan his newe budded beard to stroke . Kiddie ( quoth shee ) thou kenst the great care , I haue of thy health and thy ...
... shee sawe in the younglings face The old lineaments of his fathers grace . At last her solein silence she broke , And gan his newe budded beard to stroke . Kiddie ( quoth shee ) thou kenst the great care , I haue of thy health and thy ...
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FOWRE HYMNES | xxxvii |
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 141 |
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