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... heauenly Contemplation ; Of God and goodnesse was his meditation . 47 Great that old man to him giuen had ; grace For God he often saw from heauens hight , All were his earthly eyen both blunt and bad , And through great age had lost ...
... heauenly Contemplation ; Of God and goodnesse was his meditation . 47 Great that old man to him giuen had ; grace For God he often saw from heauens hight , All were his earthly eyen both blunt and bad , And through great age had lost ...
Page 400
... heauenly things : for , who but thou alone , That art yborne of heauen and heauenly Sire , Can tell things doen in heauen so long ygone ; So farre past nemory of man that may be knowne . 3 Now , at the time that was before agreed , The ...
... heauenly things : for , who but thou alone , That art yborne of heauen and heauenly Sire , Can tell things doen in heauen so long ygone ; So farre past nemory of man that may be knowne . 3 Now , at the time that was before agreed , The ...
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... heauenly fyre , He is enlumind with that goodly light , Vnto like goodly semblant to aspyre : Therefore in choice of loue , he doth desyre That seemes on earth most heauenly , to em- brace , III That same is Beautie , borne of heauenly ...
... heauenly fyre , He is enlumind with that goodly light , Vnto like goodly semblant to aspyre : Therefore in choice of loue , he doth desyre That seemes on earth most heauenly , to em- brace , III That same is Beautie , borne of heauenly ...
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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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