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... Vnto some resting place , which mote befall , All being guided by Sir Artegall . Where goodly solace was vnto them made , And dayly feasting both in bowre and hall , Vntill that they their wounds well healed had , And wearie limmes ...
... Vnto some resting place , which mote befall , All being guided by Sir Artegall . Where goodly solace was vnto them made , And dayly feasting both in bowre and hall , Vntill that they their wounds well healed had , And wearie limmes ...
Page 284
... vnto him neare , And thus vnto him spake , without regard or feare . 34 Thou that presum st to weigh the world anew , And all things to an equall to restore , In stead of right me seemes great wrong dost shew , And far aboue thy forces ...
... vnto him neare , And thus vnto him spake , without regard or feare . 34 Thou that presum st to weigh the world anew , And all things to an equall to restore , In stead of right me seemes great wrong dost shew , And far aboue thy forces ...
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... vnto iiuing light , So brought vnto his Lord , where he did sit , Beholding all that womanish weake fight ; Whom soone as he beheld , he knew , and thus behight . 26 Sir Terpine , haplesse man , what make you here ? Or haue you lost ...
... vnto iiuing light , So brought vnto his Lord , where he did sit , Beholding all that womanish weake fight ; Whom soone as he beheld , he knew , and thus behight . 26 Sir Terpine , haplesse man , what make you here ? Or haue you lost ...
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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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