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... thou doest want and And further from it daily wanderest : [ craue , What if some litle paine the passage haue , That ... thou boasts to win , Through strife , and bloud - shed , and auenge- ment , Now praysd , hereafter deare thou shalt ...
... thou doest want and And further from it daily wanderest : [ craue , What if some litle paine the passage haue , That ... thou boasts to win , Through strife , and bloud - shed , and auenge- ment , Now praysd , hereafter deare thou shalt ...
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... thou great Goddesse ,. scorne At their complaints , making their paine thy play ; Whylest they lye languishing like thrals for- lorne , The whyles thou doest triumph in their decay , And otherwhyles , their dying to delay , Thou doest ...
... thou great Goddesse ,. scorne At their complaints , making their paine thy play ; Whylest they lye languishing like thrals for- lorne , The whyles thou doest triumph in their decay , And otherwhyles , their dying to delay , Thou doest ...
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Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. Thou art his god , thou art his mightie guyde , Thou being blind , letst him not see his feares , But cariest him to that which he hath eyde , Through seas , through flames ...
Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. Thou art his god , thou art his mightie guyde , Thou being blind , letst him not see his feares , But cariest him to that which he hath eyde , Through seas , through flames ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
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