Selections from English literature, by E. Lee, Book 4Elizabeth Lee 1913 |
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... ESSEX . Give me thy account and opinion of these very affairs as thou leftest them ; for I would rather know one ... ESSEX . I grieve for thee , and will see thee righted . SPENSER . In this they have little harmed me . ESSEX . How ! I ...
... ESSEX . Give me thy account and opinion of these very affairs as thou leftest them ; for I would rather know one ... ESSEX . I grieve for thee , and will see thee righted . SPENSER . In this they have little harmed me . ESSEX . How ! I ...
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... ESSEX . Think rather then of thy happier hours and busier occupations ; these likewise may instruct me . SPENSER . The first seeds I sowed in the garden , ere the old castle was made habitable for my lovely bride , were acorns from ...
... ESSEX . Think rather then of thy happier hours and busier occupations ; these likewise may instruct me . SPENSER . The first seeds I sowed in the garden , ere the old castle was made habitable for my lovely bride , were acorns from ...
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... ESSEX . Where are thy friends ? SPENSER . Ah , where indeed ? Philip ! where art thou ? whose presence was unto me peace and safety ; whose smile was contentment and whose praise renown . My lord ! I cannot but think of him among still ...
... ESSEX . Where are thy friends ? SPENSER . Ah , where indeed ? Philip ! where art thou ? whose presence was unto me peace and safety ; whose smile was contentment and whose praise renown . My lord ! I cannot but think of him among still ...
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GEOFFREY CHAUCER 13401400 | 1 |
WILLIAM CAXTON 1422 ?1491 | 10 |
STEPHEN HAWES d 1523 | 17 |
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