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... her daintie limbes did lay Which I do owe unto all womankynd , In secrete
shadow , far from all mens fight : Fcele my hart prest with so great agony , From
her fayre head her fillet she undight , When such I see , that all for pitty I could dy .
... her daintie limbes did lay Which I do owe unto all womankynd , In secrete
shadow , far from all mens fight : Fcele my hart prest with so great agony , From
her fayre head her fillet she undight , When such I see , that all for pitty I could dy .
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And , half afham'd , wondered at the fight : They had not ridden far , when they
might see For that old man well knew he , though untold , One pricking towards
them with hastie heat , In charmes and magick to have wondrous might , Full ...
And , half afham'd , wondered at the fight : They had not ridden far , when they
might see For that old man well knew he , though untold , One pricking towards
them with hastie heat , In charmes and magick to have wondrous might , Full ...
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To finfull hous of Pryde Duessa Guydes the faithfull knight ; Where , brother's
death to wreak , Sanfioy Doth chaleng him to fight . 1 . rv . 11 . V. Yoosc knight
whatever that dost armes professe , a stately pallacc built of squared bricke , And
...
To finfull hous of Pryde Duessa Guydes the faithfull knight ; Where , brother's
death to wreak , Sanfioy Doth chaleng him to fight . 1 . rv . 11 . V. Yoosc knight
whatever that dost armes professe , a stately pallacc built of squared bricke , And
...
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Of deare Sansfoy , I never ioyed howre , “ Why , Dame , " quoch he , “ what oddes
can ever “ But in eternall woe my weaker hart bee ** Have waited , loving him
with all my powre , “ Where both doc fight alike to win or yield ? " " And for his fake
...
Of deare Sansfoy , I never ioyed howre , “ Why , Dame , " quoch he , “ what oddes
can ever “ But in eternall woe my weaker hart bee ** Have waited , loving him
with all my powre , “ Where both doc fight alike to win or yield ? " " And for his fake
...
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... Gill : And thousands moe the like , that did that dongeon A ruefull fight as could
be seen with eie ; Of whom he learned had in secret wise Besides the endlesse
routes of wretched thralles , The hidden cause of their captivitie ; Which thether ...
... Gill : And thousands moe the like , that did that dongeon A ruefull fight as could
be seen with eie ; Of whom he learned had in secret wise Besides the endlesse
routes of wretched thralles , The hidden cause of their captivitie ; Which thether ...
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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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