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... Nymphes abyde , Mongst whom might be , that he did closely lye , Or that the loue of some of them him tyde : For thy she thither cast her course t'apply , To search the secret haunts of Dianes company . 17 Shortly vnto the wastefull ...
... Nymphes abyde , Mongst whom might be , that he did closely lye , Or that the loue of some of them him tyde : For thy she thither cast her course t'apply , To search the secret haunts of Dianes company . 17 Shortly vnto the wastefull ...
Page 267
... Nymph his mother sought , And many salues did to his sore applie , And many herbes did vse . But when as nought She ... Nymphes , which then assembled were To that great banquet of the watry Gods , And all their sundry kinds , and all ...
... Nymph his mother sought , And many salues did to his sore applie , And many herbes did vse . But when as nought She ... Nymphes , which then assembled were To that great banquet of the watry Gods , And all their sundry kinds , and all ...
Page 398
... Nymphes , the Satyres loue to play and sport . 40 Amongst the which , there was a Nymph that hight Molanna ; daughter of old father Mole , And sister vnto Mulla , faire and bright : Vnto whose bed false Bregog whylome stole , That ...
... Nymphes , the Satyres loue to play and sport . 40 Amongst the which , there was a Nymph that hight Molanna ; daughter of old father Mole , And sister vnto Mulla , faire and bright : Vnto whose bed false Bregog whylome stole , That ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
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