Spenser's Faerie Queene, Tom 2J. and R. Tonson in the Strand, 1758 |
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... fayd That all the world with goodneffe did abound ; All loved vertue , no man was affrayd Of force , ne fraud in wight was to be found ; No warre was knowne , no dreadful trompets found ; Peace univerfal rayn'd mongst men and beasts ...
... fayd That all the world with goodneffe did abound ; All loved vertue , no man was affrayd Of force , ne fraud in wight was to be found ; No warre was knowne , no dreadful trompets found ; Peace univerfal rayn'd mongst men and beasts ...
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... the fame , That I mote drinke the cup whereof she dranke ; But that I fhould die guiltie of the blame , The which another did who now is fled with fhame . XVI . Who XVI . Who was it then , fayd Artegall , 10 The fifth Booke of the.
... the fame , That I mote drinke the cup whereof she dranke ; But that I fhould die guiltie of the blame , The which another did who now is fled with fhame . XVI . Who XVI . Who was it then , fayd Artegall , 10 The fifth Booke of the.
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... fayd he , which way then did he make ? And by what markes may be be knowne againe ? To hope , quoth he , him foone to overtake , That bence fo long departed , is but vaine : But yet be pricked over yonder plaine , And as I marked bore ...
... fayd he , which way then did he make ? And by what markes may be be knowne againe ? To hope , quoth he , him foone to overtake , That bence fo long departed , is but vaine : But yet be pricked over yonder plaine , And as I marked bore ...
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Edmund Spenser John Upton. XX . No fooner fayd , but ftreight he after fent His yron page , who him purfew'd fo light , As that it seem'd above the ground he went : For he was fwift as swallow in her flight , And strong as lyon in his ...
Edmund Spenser John Upton. XX . No fooner fayd , but ftreight he after fent His yron page , who him purfew'd fo light , As that it seem'd above the ground he went : For he was fwift as swallow in her flight , And strong as lyon in his ...
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... fayd , Now fure this doubtfull caufes right Can hardly but by facrament be tride , Or elfe by ordele , or by blooddy fight ; That ill perhaps mote fall to either fide : But if ye pleafe that I your caufe decide , Perhaps I may all ...
... fayd , Now fure this doubtfull caufes right Can hardly but by facrament be tride , Or elfe by ordele , or by blooddy fight ; That ill perhaps mote fall to either fide : But if ye pleafe that I your caufe decide , Perhaps I may all ...
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