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... tell . Againe he askt , where that same knight was layd , Whom great Orgoglio with his puissance fell Had made his caytiue thrall ; againe he sayde , He could not tell : ne euer other answere made . 33 Then asked he , which way he in ...
... tell . Againe he askt , where that same knight was layd , Whom great Orgoglio with his puissance fell Had made his caytiue thrall ; againe he sayde , He could not tell : ne euer other answere made . 33 Then asked he , which way he in ...
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... tell on the tenor of his plaint ; Who feigning then in euery limbe to quake , Through inward feare , and seeming pale and faint With piteous mone his percing speach gan paint ; Deare Lady how shall I declare thy cace , Whom late I left ...
... tell on the tenor of his plaint ; Who feigning then in euery limbe to quake , Through inward feare , and seeming pale and faint With piteous mone his percing speach gan paint ; Deare Lady how shall I declare thy cace , Whom late I left ...
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... tell . Cant . X. Scudamour doth his conquest tell , Of vertuous Amoret : Great Venus Temple is describ'd , And louers life forth set . I cscseses True he it said , what euer man it sayd , That loue with gall and hony doth abound , But ...
... tell . Cant . X. Scudamour doth his conquest tell , Of vertuous Amoret : Great Venus Temple is describ'd , And louers life forth set . I cscseses True he it said , what euer man it sayd , That loue with gall and hony doth abound , But ...
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FOWRE HYMNES | xxxvii |
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 141 |
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