The Poetical Works of Edmund SpenserHenry Frowde, Oxford University Press, 1916 - 736 pages |
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Page xxi
... things as he found them , and with all the energy of his ardent nature he threw himself into the new life that was ... things external and things of the spirit ; and they often weighed heavy upon his mind and found forcible ...
... things as he found them , and with all the energy of his ardent nature he threw himself into the new life that was ... things external and things of the spirit ; and they often weighed heavy upon his mind and found forcible ...
Page xxvii
... things whereof they haue no want at home . With this answer of M. Spensers it seemed that all the company were wel ... thing so studied and advisedly set downe in writing as a translation must be . ' In the early autumn of 1589 ...
... things whereof they haue no want at home . With this answer of M. Spensers it seemed that all the company were wel ... thing so studied and advisedly set downe in writing as a translation must be . ' In the early autumn of 1589 ...
Page xxxviii
... things on earth . The theme had been recurrent , as a faint undertone , throughout his poetry , in tune to that reflective melancholy which often served to heighten by contrast his keen sense of the joy and the splendour of life ; now ...
... things on earth . The theme had been recurrent , as a faint undertone , throughout his poetry , in tune to that reflective melancholy which often served to heighten by contrast his keen sense of the joy and the splendour of life ; now ...
Page 7
... things to mell . 31 But if of daunger which hereby doth dwell , And homebred euill ye desire to heare , Of a straunge man I can you tidings tell , That wasteth all this countrey farre and neare . Of such ( said he ) I chiefly do inquere ...
... things to mell . 31 But if of daunger which hereby doth dwell , And homebred euill ye desire to heare , Of a straunge man I can you tidings tell , That wasteth all this countrey farre and neare . Of such ( said he ) I chiefly do inquere ...
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... thing , which daily yet I rew , And the old cause of my continued paine With like attempt to like end to renew . Is not ... things else , the which his art did teach : Which hauing seene , from thence arose away The mother of dread ...
... thing , which daily yet I rew , And the old cause of my continued paine With like attempt to like end to renew . Is not ... things else , the which his art did teach : Which hauing seene , from thence arose away The mother of dread ...
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