The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 5Bell and Daldy, 1800 |
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... Gods , nor spight of men unstable , Nor thou oppos'd against thine owne puissance ; Nor th ' horrible uprore of windes high blowing , Nor swelling streames of that God snakie - paced , Which hath so often with his overflowing Thee ...
... Gods , nor spight of men unstable , Nor thou oppos'd against thine owne puissance ; Nor th ' horrible uprore of windes high blowing , Nor swelling streames of that God snakie - paced , Which hath so often with his overflowing Thee ...
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... God of Seas in place , Clayming that sea - coast Citie as his right , And strikes the rockes with his three - forked mace ; Whenceforth issues a warlike steed in sight , The signe by which he chalengeth the place ; That all the Gods ...
... God of Seas in place , Clayming that sea - coast Citie as his right , And strikes the rockes with his three - forked mace ; Whenceforth issues a warlike steed in sight , The signe by which he chalengeth the place ; That all the Gods ...
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... God , that is so greatly dred : For him the greatest of the Gods we deeme , Borne without Syre or couples of one kynd ; For Venus selfe doth soly couples sceme , Both male and female through commixture joynd . So pure and spotlesse ...
... God , that is so greatly dred : For him the greatest of the Gods we deeme , Borne without Syre or couples of one kynd ; For Venus selfe doth soly couples sceme , Both male and female through commixture joynd . So pure and spotlesse ...
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Prosopopoia or Mother Hubberds Tale | 1 |
by Bellay | 40 |
Mulopotmos or The Fate of the Butterflie | 55 |
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