The Works of Spenser: In Six Volumes. With a Glossary Explaining the Old and Obscure Words. To which is Prefix'd the Life of the Author, and an Essay on Allegorical Poetry, by Mr. Hughes. ...J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 |
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... Quod idem ego nunc amplum in modum factum cupio , & certè præftarem quidem fi aut voluntati mea par facultas effet , aut merita erga me tua non adeo fuiffent omnem modum fupergreffa . Quo- niam autem etiam verba me deftituunt , ac- cipe ...
... Quod idem ego nunc amplum in modum factum cupio , & certè præftarem quidem fi aut voluntati mea par facultas effet , aut merita erga me tua non adeo fuiffent omnem modum fupergreffa . Quo- niam autem etiam verba me deftituunt , ac- cipe ...
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... , fi quod non parva me affecerat voluptate , cum aliis etiam illud participarem , quibus non ingratum fore confido , cùm nec inutile certè , nec inju- cundum . cundum . Tibi verò imprimis ( vir amice ) di DEDICATIO . 225.
... , fi quod non parva me affecerat voluptate , cum aliis etiam illud participarem , quibus non ingratum fore confido , cùm nec inutile certè , nec inju- cundum . cundum . Tibi verò imprimis ( vir amice ) di DEDICATIO . 225.
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... quod fciverim te ab hujufmodi ftudiis nullo unquam tempore abhor ruiffe , tum quò extaret aliquod amoris , grati tudinis , & obfervantia erga te mea Teftimo- nium . Tu autem fave , & perge me amare , ut qui femper optimè tui causâ velim ...
... quod fciverim te ab hujufmodi ftudiis nullo unquam tempore abhor ruiffe , tum quò extaret aliquod amoris , grati tudinis , & obfervantia erga te mea Teftimo- nium . Tu autem fave , & perge me amare , ut qui femper optimè tui causâ velim ...
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... ( Quod mox futurum eft ) illico Hujus fub alas confuge . Et fi rogeris , quo fatus , Dic , quod rudis paftorculus Pafcens gregem te enixus eft . Cumque ille te perlegerit , Fac deprecere audaciam . Nomen tuum fi quis velit , Refpondeas te ...
... ( Quod mox futurum eft ) illico Hujus fub alas confuge . Et fi rogeris , quo fatus , Dic , quod rudis paftorculus Pafcens gregem te enixus eft . Cumque ille te perlegerit , Fac deprecere audaciam . Nomen tuum fi quis velit , Refpondeas te ...
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... quod macies pallenti tabe colorat ; Æger curâ forfan , & æger forfan amore ; Scit tamen & calamos inflare , & dicere verfus : Tum pecora ad montem languentia languidus egit , Effuditque iftas , dum pafcunt illa , querelas . VOL . VI . U ...
... quod macies pallenti tabe colorat ; Æger curâ forfan , & æger forfan amore ; Scit tamen & calamos inflare , & dicere verfus : Tum pecora ad montem languentia languidus egit , Effuditque iftas , dum pafcunt illa , querelas . VOL . VI . U ...
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