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Page 136
... sweet Parnasse , the haunt of Muses faire ; Or Eden selfe , if ought with Eden mote compaire . 53 Much wondred Guyon at the faire aspect Of that sweet place , yet suffred no delight To sincke into his sence , nor mind affect , But ...
... sweet Parnasse , the haunt of Muses faire ; Or Eden selfe , if ought with Eden mote compaire . 53 Much wondred Guyon at the faire aspect Of that sweet place , yet suffred no delight To sincke into his sence , nor mind affect , But ...
Page 550
... sweet dreame to him presented bee Immortall beauties , which no eye may see . But he them sees and takes exceeding pleasure Of their diuine aspects , appearing plaine , 80 And kindling loue in him aboue all measure , Sweet loue still ...
... sweet dreame to him presented bee Immortall beauties , which no eye may see . But he them sees and takes exceeding pleasure Of their diuine aspects , appearing plaine , 80 And kindling loue in him aboue all measure , Sweet loue still ...
Page 566
... sweet Saynt some seruice fit will find . Her temple fayre is built within my mind , in which her glorious ymage ... Sweet is the Junipere , but sharpe his bough ; sweet is the Eglantine , but pricketh nere ; sweet is the firbloome , but ...
... sweet Saynt some seruice fit will find . Her temple fayre is built within my mind , in which her glorious ymage ... Sweet is the Junipere , but sharpe his bough ; sweet is the Eglantine , but pricketh nere ; sweet is the firbloome , but ...
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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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