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... Hight Humilla . They passe in stouping low ; For streight and narrow was the way , which he did show . 6 Each goodly thing is hardest to begin , But entred in a spacious court they see , Both plaine , and pleasant to be walked in ...
... Hight Humilla . They passe in stouping low ; For streight and narrow was the way , which he did show . 6 Each goodly thing is hardest to begin , But entred in a spacious court they see , Both plaine , and pleasant to be walked in ...
Page 321
... hight Eurytion , A cruell carle , the which all strangers slew , Ne day nor night did sleepe , t'attend them on , But walkt about them euer and anone , With his two headed dogge , that Orthrus hight ; Orthrus begotten by great Typhaon ...
... hight Eurytion , A cruell carle , the which all strangers slew , Ne day nor night did sleepe , t'attend them on , But walkt about them euer and anone , With his two headed dogge , that Orthrus hight ; Orthrus begotten by great Typhaon ...
Page 537
... hight , himselfe he did ycleepe , The shepheard of the Ocean by name , And said he came far from the main - sea deepe . He sitting me beside in that same shade , Prouoked me to plaie some pleasant fit , And when he heard the musicke ...
... hight , himselfe he did ycleepe , The shepheard of the Ocean by name , And said he came far from the main - sea deepe . He sitting me beside in that same shade , Prouoked me to plaie some pleasant fit , And when he heard the musicke ...
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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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