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Page 288
... shew the wounds , which vnto thee befell ; Or shew the sweat , with which thou diddest sway 22 But this the sword , which wrought those cruell stounds , And this the arme , the which that shield did beare , [ wounds ) And these the ...
... shew the wounds , which vnto thee befell ; Or shew the sweat , with which thou diddest sway 22 But this the sword , which wrought those cruell stounds , And this the arme , the which that shield did beare , [ wounds ) And these the ...
Page 306
... shew that Isis doth the Moone portend ; Like as Osyris signifies the Sunne . For that they both like race in equall iustice runne . 5 The Championesse them greeting , as she could , Was thence by them into the Temple led ; Whose goodly ...
... shew that Isis doth the Moone portend ; Like as Osyris signifies the Sunne . For that they both like race in equall iustice runne . 5 The Championesse them greeting , as she could , Was thence by them into the Temple led ; Whose goodly ...
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... shew a mind with enuy fraught . To labour to commend a peece of worke , Would raise a iealous doubt that there did lurke , Which no man goes about to discommend , Some secret doubt , whereto the prayse did tend . For when men know the ...
... shew a mind with enuy fraught . To labour to commend a peece of worke , Would raise a iealous doubt that there did lurke , Which no man goes about to discommend , Some secret doubt , whereto the prayse did tend . For when men know the ...
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FOWRE HYMNES | xxxvii |
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 141 |
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