The Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume 4Bell and Daldy, 1862 - 474 páginas |
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... fame in F. Q. B. i . C. ix . St. 38 ; vol . ii . p . 15. In the next line we have " rive " used for riven ; but the folio 1611 gives the line thus : - " That feem'd a marble rocke asunder could not rive . " Drayton , in his copy of this ...
... fame in F. Q. B. i . C. ix . St. 38 ; vol . ii . p . 15. In the next line we have " rive " used for riven ; but the folio 1611 gives the line thus : - " That feem'd a marble rocke asunder could not rive . " Drayton , in his copy of this ...
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... fame is it which fought for you this day . What other meed , then , need me to requight , But that which yeeldeth vertues meed alway ? That is , the vertue felfe , which her reward doth pay . ' 18 . She humbly thankt him for that ...
... fame is it which fought for you this day . What other meed , then , need me to requight , But that which yeeldeth vertues meed alway ? That is , the vertue felfe , which her reward doth pay . ' 18 . She humbly thankt him for that ...
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... fame word in B. iii . C. vi . St. 50 ; vol . ii . p . 462 , " that doth both gods and men aggrate , " and confidered no note neceffary , the word itself furnishing there its own meaning and etymo- logy . Nearly the fame may be faid of ...
... fame word in B. iii . C. vi . St. 50 ; vol . ii . p . 462 , " that doth both gods and men aggrate , " and confidered no note neceffary , the word itself furnishing there its own meaning and etymo- logy . Nearly the fame may be faid of ...
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... fame daunger drad . 33 . Whom when she faw fo joyously come forth , She gan rejoyce and shew triumphant chere , Lauding and prayfing his renowmed worth By all the names that honorable were . Then in he brought her , and her fhewed there ...
... fame daunger drad . 33 . Whom when she faw fo joyously come forth , She gan rejoyce and shew triumphant chere , Lauding and prayfing his renowmed worth By all the names that honorable were . Then in he brought her , and her fhewed there ...
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... fame as the etymology of roifter , which has caused fome trouble to the makers of our dictionaries , who have nevertheless not arrived at any fatisfactory conclusion . " Roister " is from the Lat . raftrum , a rake : so the Fr. ruftre ...
... fame as the etymology of roifter , which has caused fome trouble to the makers of our dictionaries , who have nevertheless not arrived at any fatisfactory conclusion . " Roister " is from the Lat . raftrum , a rake : so the Fr. ruftre ...
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