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... turne into a massy habergeon , And bad her all things put in readinesse anon . 58 Th'old woman nought , that needed , did omit ; But all things did conueniently puruay : It fortuned ( so time their turne did fit ) -A band of Britons ...
... turne into a massy habergeon , And bad her all things put in readinesse anon . 58 Th'old woman nought , that needed , did omit ; But all things did conueniently puruay : It fortuned ( so time their turne did fit ) -A band of Britons ...
Page 402
... turne again vnto their earthly slime : Yet , out of their decay and mortall crime , We daily see new creatures to arize ; And of their Winter spring another Prime , Vnlikein forme , and chang'dby strangedisguise : So turne they still ...
... turne again vnto their earthly slime : Yet , out of their decay and mortall crime , We daily see new creatures to arize ; And of their Winter spring another Prime , Vnlikein forme , and chang'dby strangedisguise : So turne they still ...
Page 491
... turne arere , Ne euer spake , ne cause of speaking mooued But cruell Orpheus , thou much crueller , Seeking to kisse her , brok'st the Gods decree , And thereby mad'st her euer damn'd to be . Ah but sweete loue of pardon worthie is ...
... turne arere , Ne euer spake , ne cause of speaking mooued But cruell Orpheus , thou much crueller , Seeking to kisse her , brok'st the Gods decree , And thereby mad'st her euer damn'd to be . Ah but sweete loue of pardon worthie is ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
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