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... honour with one euill hond . II ; By such good meanes he him discounselled , From prosecuting his reuenging rage ; And eke the Prince like treaty handeled , His wrathfull will with reason to asswage , And laid the blame , not to his ...
... honour with one euill hond . II ; By such good meanes he him discounselled , From prosecuting his reuenging rage ; And eke the Prince like treaty handeled , His wrathfull will with reason to asswage , And laid the blame , not to his ...
Page 330
... honours stile , that is your warlike shield . All perill ought be lesse , and lesse all paine Then losse of fame in disauentrous field ; Dye rather , then doe ought , that mote dis- honour yield . 56 Not so ; ( quoth he ) for yet when ...
... honours stile , that is your warlike shield . All perill ought be lesse , and lesse all paine Then losse of fame in disauentrous field ; Dye rather , then doe ought , that mote dis- honour yield . 56 Not so ; ( quoth he ) for yet when ...
Page 528
... honoured , so doe I find the name of them by nany notable records . to be of great antiquitie in this Realme ; and such as haue euer borne themselues with honour- able reputation to the world , and vnspotted loyaltie to their Prince and ...
... honoured , so doe I find the name of them by nany notable records . to be of great antiquitie in this Realme ; and such as haue euer borne themselues with honour- able reputation to the world , and vnspotted loyaltie to their Prince and ...
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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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