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... tree occupy an area for a given time , and all around there will be nothing but smaller wood , and shrubs , and undergrowth . Shakspeare and Spenser grew together ; but , Spenser died at an early age vi INTRODUCTION .
... tree occupy an area for a given time , and all around there will be nothing but smaller wood , and shrubs , and undergrowth . Shakspeare and Spenser grew together ; but , Spenser died at an early age vi INTRODUCTION .
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... trees , Some in ther hondis barin boughis shene , Some of laurir , and some of okis bene , Some of hawthorne , and some of the wodebind , And many mo which I have not in mind . And so they came ther horse freshly stirring With bloudy ...
... trees , Some in ther hondis barin boughis shene , Some of laurir , and some of okis bene , Some of hawthorne , and some of the wodebind , And many mo which I have not in mind . And so they came ther horse freshly stirring With bloudy ...
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... they would not spare Boughis to hew down and eke trees to square , Wherewith they made them stately firis grete To dry ther clothis , that were wringing wete : And aftir that of herbis that there grew They made 30 THE FLOURE AND THE LEAFE .
... they would not spare Boughis to hew down and eke trees to square , Wherewith they made them stately firis grete To dry ther clothis , that were wringing wete : And aftir that of herbis that there grew They made 30 THE FLOURE AND THE LEAFE .
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... Poets , and with rage , ' Or influence , chide , or cheer the drooping stage , Which since thy flight from hence hath mourned like night , And despairs day , but for thy volume's light ! 51 THERE grew an aged tree on the green , A E 2.
... Poets , and with rage , ' Or influence , chide , or cheer the drooping stage , Which since thy flight from hence hath mourned like night , And despairs day , but for thy volume's light ! 51 THERE grew an aged tree on the green , A E 2.
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Book. THERE grew an aged tree on the green , A goodly Oak sometime had it been , With arms full strong and largely display'd , But of their leaves they were disaray'd : The body big and mightily pight , Throughly rooted , and of wondrous ...
Book. THERE grew an aged tree on the green , A goodly Oak sometime had it been , With arms full strong and largely display'd , But of their leaves they were disaray'd : The body big and mightily pight , Throughly rooted , and of wondrous ...
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