The Works of Edmund SpenserWordsworth, 1995 - 736 páginas This is a reproduction of the original artefact. Generally these books are created from careful scans of the original. This allows us to preserve the book accurately and present it in the way the author intended. Since the original versions are generally quite old, there may occasionally be certain imperfections within these reproductions. We're happy to make these classics available again for future generations to enjoy! |
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... daunger doth despise ) And of him catching hold him strongly stayd From drowning . But more happie he , then wise Of that seas nature did him not auise . The waues thereof so slow and sluggish were , Engrost with mud , which did them ...
... daunger doth despise ) And of him catching hold him strongly stayd From drowning . But more happie he , then wise Of that seas nature did him not auise . The waues thereof so slow and sluggish were , Engrost with mud , which did them ...
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... daunger , which mote him betide ; For him he loued aboue all mankind , Hauing him trew and faithfull euer tride , And bold , as euer Squire that waited by knights side . 13 Who all this while full hardly was assayd Of deadly daunger ...
... daunger , which mote him betide ; For him he loued aboue all mankind , Hauing him trew and faithfull euer tride , And bold , as euer Squire that waited by knights side . 13 Who all this while full hardly was assayd Of deadly daunger ...
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... daunger free , And far from enuious eyes that mote him spight . And eke the Lady was full faire to see , And ... daungerous debate . 23 Of which whilest they discoursed both together , The faire Serena ( so his Lady hight ) Allur'd ...
... daunger free , And far from enuious eyes that mote him spight . And eke the Lady was full faire to see , And ... daungerous debate . 23 Of which whilest they discoursed both together , The faire Serena ( so his Lady hight ) Allur'd ...
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THE FAERIE QVEENE | 3 |
THE LEGEND OF SIR GVYON OR OF TEMPERAVNCE | 140 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 211 |
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