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He tumbling downe alive , “ There lies he now with foule dishonor dead , Wicb
bloody mouth his mother Earth did kis , “ Who , whiles he livde , was called proud
Sansfoy , Greeting his grave ; his grudging ghoft did strive “ The eldest of three ...
He tumbling downe alive , “ There lies he now with foule dishonor dead , Wicb
bloody mouth his mother Earth did kis , “ Who , whiles he livde , was called proud
Sansfoy , Greeting his grave ; his grudging ghoft did strive “ The eldest of three ...
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... And when they both had wept and wayld their fill , “ Where noblest knights
were to be found on Then forth they ran like two amazed deare , Half mad
through malice and revenging will , “ The earth fhall sooner leave her kindly skil
To follow ...
... And when they both had wept and wayld their fill , “ Where noblest knights
were to be found on Then forth they ran like two amazed deare , Half mad
through malice and revenging will , “ The earth fhall sooner leave her kindly skil
To follow ...
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... and for her coche doth call : All hurtlen forth , and she with princely pace , So
proud she shyned in her princely state , As fair Aurora in her purple pall Looking
to he : ven , for earth she did disdayne ; Out of thè east the dawning day doth call
.
... and for her coche doth call : All hurtlen forth , and she with princely pace , So
proud she shyned in her princely state , As fair Aurora in her purple pall Looking
to he : ven , for earth she did disdayne ; Out of thè east the dawning day doth call
.
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Where , foming wrath , their cruell tuskes they whett , So they to fight ; the whiles
the royall mayd And trample the earth , the whiles they may respire , Fled fárre
away , of that proud paynim sore afrayd . Then backe to fight againe , new
breathed ...
Where , foming wrath , their cruell tuskes they whett , So they to fight ; the whiles
the royall mayd And trample the earth , the whiles they may respire , Fled fárre
away , of that proud paynim sore afrayd . Then backe to fight againe , new
breathed ...
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Thich through the wood loud bcllowing did rcbound , As when that divelish yron
engine , wrought that all the earth for terror seemd to shake , In deepest hell , and
framd by furies kill , Aud trees did tremble . Th ' elle therewith a With windy nitre ...
Thich through the wood loud bcllowing did rcbound , As when that divelish yron
engine , wrought that all the earth for terror seemd to shake , In deepest hell , and
framd by furies kill , Aud trees did tremble . Th ' elle therewith a With windy nitre ...
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| Заглавие | The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical ... Том 2 от The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Robert Anderson |
| Редактор | Robert Anderson |
| Издател | Arch, 1795 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 4 Окт 2006 |
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