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Page 146
... loue , but lust inclind ; For loue does alwayes bring forth bounteous deeds , And in each gentle hart desire of honour breeds . 50 Nought so of loue this looser Dame did skill , But as a coale to kindle fleshly flame , Giuing the bridle ...
... loue , but lust inclind ; For loue does alwayes bring forth bounteous deeds , And in each gentle hart desire of honour breeds . 50 Nought so of loue this looser Dame did skill , But as a coale to kindle fleshly flame , Giuing the bridle ...
Page 170
... loue so faire a Lady , that his life releast ? 44 Long while he stroue in his courageous brest , With reason dew the passion to subdew , And loue for to dislodge out of his nest : Still when her excellencies he did vew , Her soueraigne ...
... loue so faire a Lady , that his life releast ? 44 Long while he stroue in his courageous brest , With reason dew the passion to subdew , And loue for to dislodge out of his nest : Still when her excellencies he did vew , Her soueraigne ...
Page 544
... loue professe , Whose seruice high so basely they ensew , That Cupid selfe of them ashamed is , And mustring all his men in Venus vew , Denies them quite for seruitors of his . And is loue then ( said Corylas ) once knowne In Court ...
... loue professe , Whose seruice high so basely they ensew , That Cupid selfe of them ashamed is , And mustring all his men in Venus vew , Denies them quite for seruitors of his . And is loue then ( said Corylas ) once knowne In Court ...
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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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