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... force , their forces to repell , That seeke perforce her from you both to take , And of your gotten spoyle their owne triumph to make . 25 Thereat Sir Blandamour with countenancesterne , All full of wrath , thus fiercely him bespake ; A ...
... force , their forces to repell , That seeke perforce her from you both to take , And of your gotten spoyle their owne triumph to make . 25 Thereat Sir Blandamour with countenancesterne , All full of wrath , thus fiercely him bespake ; A ...
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... force close vnderneath his shield , That through the mayles into his thigh it entred , And there arresting , readie way did yield , For bloud to gush forth on the grassie field ; That he for paine himselfe n'ote right vpreare , But too ...
... force close vnderneath his shield , That through the mayles into his thigh it entred , And there arresting , readie way did yield , For bloud to gush forth on the grassie field ; That he for paine himselfe n'ote right vpreare , But too ...
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... force , maugre your foe , And purchase it to vs with speare and shield : And if all fayle , yet farewell open field : The earth to all her creatures lodging lends . Withsuch his chearefull speaches he doth wield Her mind so well , that ...
... force , maugre your foe , And purchase it to vs with speare and shield : And if all fayle , yet farewell open field : The earth to all her creatures lodging lends . Withsuch his chearefull speaches he doth wield Her mind so well , that ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE Legende of the Knight oF THE RED CROSSE or | 50 |
THE LEGEND OF SIR GVYON OR OF TEMPERAVNCE | 140 |
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