Spenser's Faerie Queene: Books IV-VIIClarendon Press, 1978 |
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Page 363
... Beast the fittest meanes they found , To worke his vtter shame , and throughly him confound . Vpon a day as they the time did waite , When he did raunge the wood for saluage game , They sent that Blatant Beast to be a baite , To draw ...
... Beast the fittest meanes they found , To worke his vtter shame , and throughly him confound . Vpon a day as they the time did waite , When he did raunge the wood for saluage game , They sent that Blatant Beast to be a baite , To draw ...
Page 408
... beasts there in the budded broomes Beside them fed , and nipt the tender bloomes : For other worldly wealth they cared ... beast they saw , Nor any wicked feend , that mote offend Their happie flockes , nor daunger to them draw : But if ...
... beasts there in the budded broomes Beside them fed , and nipt the tender bloomes : For other worldly wealth they cared ... beast they saw , Nor any wicked feend , that mote offend Their happie flockes , nor daunger to them draw : But if ...
Page 452
... Beast in bondage strong , And seeing it , much wondred at the sight ; And all such persons , as he earst did wrong , Reioyced much to see his captiue plight , XXXV Xxxvi xxxvii And much admyr'd the Beast , but more admyr'd the Knight ...
... Beast in bondage strong , And seeing it , much wondred at the sight ; And all such persons , as he earst did wrong , Reioyced much to see his captiue plight , XXXV Xxxvi xxxvii And much admyr'd the Beast , but more admyr'd the Knight ...
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THE LEGEND OF CAMBEL AND TELAMOND or | 3 |
BOOK V | 143 |
BOOK VI | 309 |
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