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Page 157
... Late King , now captiue , late Lord , now forlorne , The worlds reproch , the cruell victors scorne , Banisht from Princely bowre to wastfull wood : O who shall helpe me to lament , and mourne The royall seed , the antique Troian blood ...
... Late King , now captiue , late Lord , now forlorne , The worlds reproch , the cruell victors scorne , Banisht from Princely bowre to wastfull wood : O who shall helpe me to lament , and mourne The royall seed , the antique Troian blood ...
Page 210
... late She found : for now that fained dreadfull flame , Which chokt the porch of that enchaunted gate , And passage bard to all , that thither came , Was vanisht quite , as it were not the same , And gaue her leaue at pleasure forth to ...
... late She found : for now that fained dreadfull flame , Which chokt the porch of that enchaunted gate , And passage bard to all , that thither came , Was vanisht quite , as it were not the same , And gaue her leaue at pleasure forth to ...
Page 293
... late , I shortly will to you rehearse the same , In hope ye will not turne misfortune to my blame . 29 Being desirous ( as all Knights are woont ) Through hard aduentures deedesofarmestotry , And after fame and honour for to hunt , I ...
... late , I shortly will to you rehearse the same , In hope ye will not turne misfortune to my blame . 29 Being desirous ( as all Knights are woont ) Through hard aduentures deedesofarmestotry , And after fame and honour for to hunt , I ...
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