The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Band 2Robert Anderson Arch, 1795 |
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... weene , That makesthem doubt their wits be not their owne : So many pathes , fo many turnings feene , [ beene . That which of them to take in diverse doubt they XI . At hft refolving forward still to fare , Till that fome end they find ...
... weene , That makesthem doubt their wits be not their owne : So many pathes , fo many turnings feene , [ beene . That which of them to take in diverse doubt they XI . At hft refolving forward still to fare , Till that fome end they find ...
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... weene To bee the chafteft flowre that aye did fpring On earthly braunch , the daughter of a king , Now a loose leman to vile fervice bound : And eke the Graces feemed all to fing , Hymen , iö Hymen , dauncing all around ; Whylft ...
... weene To bee the chafteft flowre that aye did fpring On earthly braunch , the daughter of a king , Now a loose leman to vile fervice bound : And eke the Graces feemed all to fing , Hymen , iö Hymen , dauncing all around ; Whylft ...
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... foveraine dame So rudely handled by her foe he saw , With gaping iawes full greedy at him came , And ramping on his fhield , did weene the fame ! Have reft away with his sharp - rending clawes ; Canto III . པོ་ THE FAERY QUEENE .
... foveraine dame So rudely handled by her foe he saw , With gaping iawes full greedy at him came , And ramping on his fhield , did weene the fame ! Have reft away with his sharp - rending clawes ; Canto III . པོ་ THE FAERY QUEENE .
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... weene , could cause to quake ; " But be of cheare , and comfort to you take , " For till I have acquit your captive knight , " Affure your felfe I will you not forfake . ' His chearefull words reviv'd her chearelesse spright ; So forth ...
... weene , could cause to quake ; " But be of cheare , and comfort to you take , " For till I have acquit your captive knight , " Affure your felfe I will you not forfake . ' His chearefull words reviv'd her chearelesse spright ; So forth ...
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... weene : " His dwelling is low in a valley greene , " Under the foot of Rauran moffy hore , " From whence the river Dee , as filver cleene " His tombling billowes rolls with gentle rore : " There all my daies he trained me up in vertu ...
... weene : " His dwelling is low in a valley greene , " Under the foot of Rauran moffy hore , " From whence the river Dee , as filver cleene " His tombling billowes rolls with gentle rore : " There all my daies he trained me up in vertu ...
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