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... mightie people shortly grew , And puissaunt kings , which all the world warrayd , And to them selues all Nations did subdew : The first and eldest , which that scepter swayd , Was Elfin ; him all India obayd , And all that now America ...
... mightie people shortly grew , And puissaunt kings , which all the world warrayd , And to them selues all Nations did subdew : The first and eldest , which that scepter swayd , Was Elfin ; him all India obayd , And all that now America ...
Page 254
... mightie man ( quoth he ) whom you haue slaine , Of an huge Geauntesse whylome was bred ; And by his strength rule to himselfe did gaine Of many Nations into thraldome led , And mightie kingdomes of his force adred ; Whom yet he conquer ...
... mightie man ( quoth he ) whom you haue slaine , Of an huge Geauntesse whylome was bred ; And by his strength rule to himselfe did gaine Of many Nations into thraldome led , And mightie kingdomes of his force adred ; Whom yet he conquer ...
Page 357
... mightie enemies did him most despight , Three mightie ones , and cruell minded eeke , That him not onely sought by open might To ouerthrow , but to supplant by slight . The first of them by name was cald Despetto , Exceeding all the ...
... mightie enemies did him most despight , Three mightie ones , and cruell minded eeke , That him not onely sought by open might To ouerthrow , but to supplant by slight . The first of them by name was cald Despetto , Exceeding all the ...
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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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