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... neuer any could that girlond win , But all still shronke , and still he greater grew : All they for want of faith , or guilt of sin , The pitteous pray of his fierce crueltie haue bin . 46 At last yledd with farre reported praise ...
... neuer any could that girlond win , But all still shronke , and still he greater grew : All they for want of faith , or guilt of sin , The pitteous pray of his fierce crueltie haue bin . 46 At last yledd with farre reported praise ...
Page 393
... neuer once did speake , nor heare , Nor euer thought thing so vnworthily : Yet did he nought for all that him forbeare , But strained him so streightly , that he chokt him neare . 34 At last when as he found his force to shrincke , And ...
... neuer once did speake , nor heare , Nor euer thought thing so vnworthily : Yet did he nought for all that him forbeare , But strained him so streightly , that he chokt him neare . 34 At last when as he found his force to shrincke , And ...
Page 557
... neuer eie , did see that face , Was neuer eare , did heare that tong , Was neuer minde , did minde his grace , That euer thought the trauell long , But eies , and eares , and eu'ry thought , Were with his sweete perfections caught . O ...
... neuer eie , did see that face , Was neuer eare , did heare that tong , Was neuer minde , did minde his grace , That euer thought the trauell long , But eies , and eares , and eu'ry thought , Were with his sweete perfections caught . O ...
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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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