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There was an holy chappell edifyde , By them the sprite doth pals : in quietly ,
berein the hermite dewly wont to say And unto Morpheus conies , whoni drowned
decpe His holy things each morne and eventyde ; In drowsie fic he findes ; of no ...
There was an holy chappell edifyde , By them the sprite doth pals : in quietly ,
berein the hermite dewly wont to say And unto Morpheus conies , whoni drowned
decpe His holy things each morne and eventyde ; In drowsie fic he findes ; of no ...
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Then Una thus , “ But the your fifter deare , * Suraurge thing it is an errant knight
to see “ The deare Chariffa , where is fhie become ? " Here in this place , or any
other wight “ Or wants the health , or busie is elsewhere ? " * That hether turnes ...
Then Una thus , “ But the your fifter deare , * Suraurge thing it is an errant knight
to see “ The deare Chariffa , where is fhie become ? " Here in this place , or any
other wight “ Or wants the health , or busie is elsewhere ? " * That hether turnes ...
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The hatefull messengers of heavy things , Of death and dolor celling lad tidings ; "
Sonne , " said he then , “ lett be thy bitter scorne , Whiles sad Celeno , fitting on a
clifte , " And leave the rudenesse of that antique age A song of bale and bitter ...
The hatefull messengers of heavy things , Of death and dolor celling lad tidings ; "
Sonne , " said he then , “ lett be thy bitter scorne , Whiles sad Celeno , fitting on a
clifte , " And leave the rudenesse of that antique age A song of bale and bitter ...
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... did fundry " To case you of that ill , so wisely as I may . " dwell , Aud counselled
faire Alma how to governe well . She answerd nonght , but more abasht for
shame Held downe her head , the whiles her lovely face The first of them could
things ...
... did fundry " To case you of that ill , so wisely as I may . " dwell , Aud counselled
faire Alma how to governe well . She answerd nonght , but more abasht for
shame Held downe her head , the whiles her lovely face The first of them could
things ...
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To reach , whenever he for ought did fend ; Tha : chamber seemed ruinous and
old , And oft when things were lost or laid amis , ' And therefore was removed far
behind , That boy them sought , and unto him did lend ; Ye were the wals ...
To reach , whenever he for ought did fend ; Tha : chamber seemed ruinous and
old , And oft when things were lost or laid amis , ' And therefore was removed far
behind , That boy them sought , and unto him did lend ; Ye were the wals ...
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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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