The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserHenry Frowde, Oxford University Press, 1916 - 736 pages |
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Page xxxiii
... mongst Divines , and difference of texts , From whence arise diversitie of sects , And hateful heresies , of God abhor'd : But this good Sir did follow the plaine word , Ne meddled with their controversies vaine ( 11. 386-91 ) . -as ...
... mongst Divines , and difference of texts , From whence arise diversitie of sects , And hateful heresies , of God abhor'd : But this good Sir did follow the plaine word , Ne meddled with their controversies vaine ( 11. 386-91 ) . -as ...
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... mongst the middest crowd Thought all their glorie vaine in knightly vew , And that great Princesse too exceeding prowd , That to strange knight no better countenance allowd . 16 Suddein vpriseth from her stately place The royall Dame ...
... mongst the middest crowd Thought all their glorie vaine in knightly vew , And that great Princesse too exceeding prowd , That to strange knight no better countenance allowd . 16 Suddein vpriseth from her stately place The royall Dame ...
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... Mongst many , one that with his prowesse may Defend thine honour , and thy foes confound : True Loues are often sown , but seldom grow on ground . 17 + Thine , O then , said the gentle Redcrosse knight , Next to that Ladies loue ...
... Mongst many , one that with his prowesse may Defend thine honour , and thy foes confound : True Loues are often sown , but seldom grow on ground . 17 + Thine , O then , said the gentle Redcrosse knight , Next to that Ladies loue ...
Page 80
... Mongst whom on me she deigned to bestowe Order of Maydenhead , the most renownd , That may this day in all the world be found : An yearely solemne feast she wontes to make The day that first doth lead the yeare around ; To which all ...
... Mongst whom on me she deigned to bestowe Order of Maydenhead , the most renownd , That may this day in all the world be found : An yearely solemne feast she wontes to make The day that first doth lead the yeare around ; To which all ...
Page 95
... Mongst which Cymochles of her questioned , Both what she was , and what that vsage ment , Which in her cot she daily practised . Vaine man ( said she ) that wouldest be reckoned A straunger in thy home , and ignoraunt Of Phædria ( for ...
... Mongst which Cymochles of her questioned , Both what she was , and what that vsage ment , Which in her cot she daily practised . Vaine man ( said she ) that wouldest be reckoned A straunger in thy home , and ignoraunt Of Phædria ( for ...
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