An Oxford Anthology of English PoetryHoward Foster Lowry, Willard Thorp |
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... fall With Elfin sword , most shamefully be- trade ? Lo where the stout Sansioy doth sleepe in deadly shade . 23 And him before , I saw with bitter eyes The bold Sansfoy shrinke vnderneath his speare ; 200 And now the pray of fowles in ...
... fall With Elfin sword , most shamefully be- trade ? Lo where the stout Sansioy doth sleepe in deadly shade . 23 And him before , I saw with bitter eyes The bold Sansfoy shrinke vnderneath his speare ; 200 And now the pray of fowles in ...
Page 185
... fall his shield , that couered was , Did loose his vele 272 by chaunce , and open flew : The light whereof , that heauens light did pas , Such blazing brightnesse through the aier threw , That eye mote not the same endure to vew . Which ...
... fall his shield , that couered was , Did loose his vele 272 by chaunce , and open flew : The light whereof , that heauens light did pas , Such blazing brightnesse through the aier threw , That eye mote not the same endure to vew . Which ...
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... fall'n con- dition , heavily bewailes , rejects the condolement of Eve ; she persists and at length appeases him : then to evade the curse likely to fall on thir ofspring , proposes to Adam violent wayes , which he approves not , but ...
... fall'n con- dition , heavily bewailes , rejects the condolement of Eve ; she persists and at length appeases him : then to evade the curse likely to fall on thir ofspring , proposes to Adam violent wayes , which he approves not , but ...
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