Spenser's Faerie Queene, Том 1J. and R. Tonson in the Strand, 1758 |
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... beare to the fake did bring . This great man patronized our poet ; † and in the year 1579 , fent him upon fome employment into France . But Spenfer fell under his displeasure for a while ; and to make his peace , and fhow emblematically ...
... beare to the fake did bring . This great man patronized our poet ; † and in the year 1579 , fent him upon fome employment into France . But Spenfer fell under his displeasure for a while ; and to make his peace , and fhow emblematically ...
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... Beare , B. iii . C. 3. St. 11. a bier , Anglo - S . bæɲ , fortale a φέρειν φ in 6 . à 5 . St. 13- Beare the bell . B. iv . C. 4. St. 25. B. iv . C. Afcham , pag . 132 Who hath no wit , nor none will bear , Among all fools the bell may ...
... Beare , B. iii . C. 3. St. 11. a bier , Anglo - S . bæɲ , fortale a φέρειν φ in 6 . à 5 . St. 13- Beare the bell . B. iv . C. 4. St. 25. B. iv . C. Afcham , pag . 132 Who hath no wit , nor none will bear , Among all fools the bell may ...
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... beare upflood . And hence perhaps is to be explained his epithet , fony borrour , B.i. C. 6. St. 37 , ftony dart . B. i . C. 7. St. 22. Stony eyes , B. i . C. 9. St. 24. Stony feare , B. ii . C. 2. St. 8. B. ii . C. 8. St. 46. But what ...
... beare upflood . And hence perhaps is to be explained his epithet , fony borrour , B.i. C. 6. St. 37 , ftony dart . B. i . C. 7. St. 22. Stony eyes , B. i . C. 9. St. 24. Stony feare , B. ii . C. 2. St. 8. B. ii . C. 8. St. 46. But what ...
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... beare To th ' Heliconian ymps , and they to thee ; They vnto thee , and thou to them most deare ; Deare as thou art vnto thy felfe ; fo loue That loues and honours thee , as doth behove . 67 E. S. Το To the right honourable the Earle of ...
... beare To th ' Heliconian ymps , and they to thee ; They vnto thee , and thou to them most deare ; Deare as thou art vnto thy felfe ; fo loue That loues and honours thee , as doth behove . 67 E. S. Το To the right honourable the Earle of ...
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... beare , The true faint George , was wandred far away , Still flying from his thoughts and gealous feare : Will was his guide , and griefe led him astray . At last him chaunft to meete upon the way A faithleffe Sarazin , all armde to ...
... beare , The true faint George , was wandred far away , Still flying from his thoughts and gealous feare : Will was his guide , and griefe led him astray . At last him chaunft to meete upon the way A faithleffe Sarazin , all armde to ...
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