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Page 204
... seeme to snort amayne , And from their nosethrilles blow the brynie streame , [ agayne , That made the sparckling waues to smoke And flamewithgold , but the white fomycreame , Did shine with siluer , and shoot forth his beame . The God ...
... seeme to snort amayne , And from their nosethrilles blow the brynie streame , [ agayne , That made the sparckling waues to smoke And flamewithgold , but the white fomycreame , Did shine with siluer , and shoot forth his beame . The God ...
Page 292
... seeme . 18 Then turning to the elder thus he sayd ; Now Bracidas let this likewise be showne . Your brothers threasure , which from him is strayd , Being the dowry of his wife well knowne , By what right doe you claime to be your owne ...
... seeme . 18 Then turning to the elder thus he sayd ; Now Bracidas let this likewise be showne . Your brothers threasure , which from him is strayd , Being the dowry of his wife well knowne , By what right doe you claime to be your owne ...
Page 470
... seeme he ment them all to one were disperst abroad in sundrie hands , and not volume . Besides some other Pamphlets looselie easie to bee come by , by himselfe ; some of scattered abroad : as The dying Pellican , The them hauing bene ...
... seeme he ment them all to one were disperst abroad in sundrie hands , and not volume . Besides some other Pamphlets looselie easie to bee come by , by himselfe ; some of scattered abroad : as The dying Pellican , The them hauing bene ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
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