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... Tho gathering up the reliqucs of his smart And come to fiery food of Phlegeton ,
By Dianes meanes , who was Hippolyes frend , Whereas the danined ghosts in
torments fry , Them brought to Aesculape , that by his art And with sharp thrilling ...
... Tho gathering up the reliqucs of his smart And come to fiery food of Phlegeton ,
By Dianes meanes , who was Hippolyes frend , Whereas the danined ghosts in
torments fry , Them brought to Aesculape , that by his art And with sharp thrilling ...
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... the flock does take , Sometimes Dame Venus selfe he seemes to see , Of
whom he meanes hio bloody feast to make , But Venus never had so fober mood
; A lyon fpyes faft running towards him , Sometimes Diana he her takes to be , [
knee .
... the flock does take , Sometimes Dame Venus selfe he seemes to see , Of
whom he meanes hio bloody feast to make , But Venus never had so fober mood
; A lyon fpyes faft running towards him , Sometimes Diana he her takes to be , [
knee .
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... His weapon huge , that heaved was on hyee And by hard meanes enforcing
her to stay , For to have flain the man that on the ground did So brought unto liis
lord , as his deferved pray . Iye . The roiall virgin , which beheld from farre , Acd
eke ...
... His weapon huge , that heaved was on hyee And by hard meanes enforcing
her to stay , For to have flain the man that on the ground did So brought unto liis
lord , as his deferved pray . Iye . The roiall virgin , which beheld from farre , Acd
eke ...
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... After long paines and labors manifold , He ghest his nature by his countenance
, He found the meanes that prisoner up to reare , And calm'd his wrath with
goodly temperance : Whose feeble thighes , onhable to uphold Then to him
stepping ...
... After long paines and labors manifold , He ghest his nature by his countenance
, He found the meanes that prisoner up to reare , And calm'd his wrath with
goodly temperance : Whose feeble thighes , onhable to uphold Then to him
stepping ...
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To farve again his foveraine Elfin Queene , His artes he moves , and out of
caytives handes Nath'lefse th ' enchaunter would not spare his Himselfe he frees
by secret meanes unseene , In hope to win occasion to his will ; [ paynes His
shackles ...
To farve again his foveraine Elfin Queene , His artes he moves , and out of
caytives handes Nath'lefse th ' enchaunter would not spare his Himselfe he frees
by secret meanes unseene , In hope to win occasion to his will ; [ paynes His
shackles ...
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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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