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Page 52
... heare the wisedome of her words diuine . She graunted , and that knight so muchagraste , That she him taught celestiall discipline , And opened his dull eyes , that light mote in them shine . 19 And that her sacred Booke , with bloud ...
... heare the wisedome of her words diuine . She graunted , and that knight so muchagraste , That she him taught celestiall discipline , And opened his dull eyes , that light mote in them shine . 19 And that her sacred Booke , with bloud ...
Page 314
... heare him not , they haue forgot his lore , But go , which way they list , their guide they haue forlore . 40 As when the firie - mouthed steeds , which drew The Sunnes bright wayne to Phaetons decay , Soone as they did the monstrous ...
... heare him not , they haue forgot his lore , But go , which way they list , their guide they haue forlore . 40 As when the firie - mouthed steeds , which drew The Sunnes bright wayne to Phaetons decay , Soone as they did the monstrous ...
Page 547
... heare , or couet them to read : Thinke he , that such are for such ones most fit , Made not to please the liuing but the dead . And if in him found pity euer place , Let him be moov'd to pity such a case . A IO Gentle Shepheard borne in ...
... heare , or couet them to read : Thinke he , that such are for such ones most fit , Made not to please the liuing but the dead . And if in him found pity euer place , Let him be moov'd to pity such a case . A IO Gentle Shepheard borne in ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
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