The Works of Edmund Spenser, Volumen4Bell and Daldy, 1862 - 474 páginas |
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... defire that Monster to affay , And prayd the place of her abode to learne ; Which being fhew'd , he gan him felfe ftreight way Thereto addreffe , and his bright fhield difplay . So to the Church he came , where it was told The Monster ...
... defire that Monster to affay , And prayd the place of her abode to learne ; Which being fhew'd , he gan him felfe ftreight way Thereto addreffe , and his bright fhield difplay . So to the Church he came , where it was told The Monster ...
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... defire of men to raine ! Whom neither dread of God , that devils bindes , containe , Nor lawes of men , that common weales Nor bands of nature , that wilde beaftes reftraine , Can keepe from outrage and from doing wrong , Where they may ...
... defire of men to raine ! Whom neither dread of God , that devils bindes , containe , Nor lawes of men , that common weales Nor bands of nature , that wilde beaftes reftraine , Can keepe from outrage and from doing wrong , Where they may ...
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... defire him that he would Vouchsafe to reskue her against a Knight , Who through strong powre had now her self in hould , Having late flaine her Seneschall in fight , And all her people murdred with outragious might : 30 . The Dwarfe his ...
... defire him that he would Vouchsafe to reskue her against a Knight , Who through strong powre had now her self in hould , Having late flaine her Seneschall in fight , And all her people murdred with outragious might : 30 . The Dwarfe his ...
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... defire To love of armes , which in you doth aspire , I may not , certes , without blame denie , But rather wish that fome more noble hire ( Though none more noble then is chevalrie ) I had , you to reward with greater dignitie . " 35 ...
... defire To love of armes , which in you doth aspire , I may not , certes , without blame denie , But rather wish that fome more noble hire ( Though none more noble then is chevalrie ) I had , you to reward with greater dignitie . " 35 ...
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... defire , Why have ye me alone thus long yleft ? Tell me what worlds defpight , or heavens yre , Hath you thus long away from me bereft ? Where have ye all this while bin wandring ? where bene weft ? " 24 . With that he fighed deepe for ...
... defire , Why have ye me alone thus long yleft ? Tell me what worlds defpight , or heavens yre , Hath you thus long away from me bereft ? Where have ye all this while bin wandring ? where bene weft ? " 24 . With that he fighed deepe for ...
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