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Page 86
... nought knowes , and whom he hurts , nought cares . 8 His rude assault and rugged handeling Straunge seemed to the knight , thataye with foe In faire defence and goodly menaging Of armes was wont to fight , yet nathemoe Was he abashed ...
... nought knowes , and whom he hurts , nought cares . 8 His rude assault and rugged handeling Straunge seemed to the knight , thataye with foe In faire defence and goodly menaging Of armes was wont to fight , yet nathemoe Was he abashed ...
Page 437
... Nought hauing , nought feared they to forgoe . For Pan himselfe was their inheritaunce , III And little them serued for their mayntenaunce . The shepheards God so wel them guided , That of nought they were vnprouided , Butter enough ...
... Nought hauing , nought feared they to forgoe . For Pan himselfe was their inheritaunce , III And little them serued for their mayntenaunce . The shepheards God so wel them guided , That of nought they were vnprouided , Butter enough ...
Page 529
... nought , ( Signe of thy loue , though nought for my reliefe : For my reliefe exceedeth liuing thought ) I will to thee this heauie case relate . Then harken well till it to ende be brought , For neuer didst thou heare more haplesse fate ...
... nought , ( Signe of thy loue , though nought for my reliefe : For my reliefe exceedeth liuing thought ) I will to thee this heauie case relate . Then harken well till it to ende be brought , For neuer didst thou heare more haplesse fate ...
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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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