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... gaue to name ; Till prickt with courage , and thy forces pryde , To Faery court thou cam'st to seeke for fame , And proue thy puissaunt armes , as seemes thee best became . 67 O holy Sire ( quoth he ) how shall I quight The many fauours ...
... gaue to name ; Till prickt with courage , and thy forces pryde , To Faery court thou cam'st to seeke for fame , And proue thy puissaunt armes , as seemes thee best became . 67 O holy Sire ( quoth he ) how shall I quight The many fauours ...
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... gaue for wife his daughter bright , Faire Helena , the fairest liuing wight ; Who in all godly thewes , and goodly prayse Did far excell , but was most famous hight For skill in Musicke of all in her dayes , Aswell in curious ...
... gaue for wife his daughter bright , Faire Helena , the fairest liuing wight ; Who in all godly thewes , and goodly prayse Did far excell , but was most famous hight For skill in Musicke of all in her dayes , Aswell in curious ...
Page 125
... gaue , That gaue vnto vs all , what euer good we haue . 70 But Guyon all this while his booke did read , Ne yet has ended : for it was a great And ample volume , that doth far excead My leasure , so long leaues here to repeat : It told ...
... gaue , That gaue vnto vs all , what euer good we haue . 70 But Guyon all this while his booke did read , Ne yet has ended : for it was a great And ample volume , that doth far excead My leasure , so long leaues here to repeat : It told ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 34 |
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