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... Canto iii . St. 4 . Ay me , how many perils doe enfold The righteous man , to make him daily fall . Book i . Canto viii . St. 1 . Entire affection hateth nicer hands . Book i . Canto viii . St. 40 . That darksome cave they enter , where ...
... Canto iii . St. 4 . Ay me , how many perils doe enfold The righteous man , to make him daily fall . Book i . Canto viii . St. 1 . Entire affection hateth nicer hands . Book i . Canto viii . St. 40 . That darksome cave they enter , where ...
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... iii . Canto vi . St. 3 . Be bolde , Be bolde , and everywhere , Be bold . Book iii . Canto xi . St. 54 Dan Chaucer , well of English undefyled , On Fame's eternall beadroll worthie to be fyled . Book iv . Canto ii . St. 32 . Who will ...
... iii . Canto vi . St. 3 . Be bolde , Be bolde , and everywhere , Be bold . Book iii . Canto xi . St. 54 Dan Chaucer , well of English undefyled , On Fame's eternall beadroll worthie to be fyled . Book iv . Canto ii . St. 32 . Who will ...
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... iii . Ode 1 . SIR WILLIAM DAVENANT . 1605-1668 . Th ' assembled souls of all that men held wise . Gondibert . Book ii . Canto v . St. 37 . 1 One of our poets ( which is it ? ) speaks of an everlast- ing now . Southey , The Doctor , Ch ...
... iii . Ode 1 . SIR WILLIAM DAVENANT . 1605-1668 . Th ' assembled souls of all that men held wise . Gondibert . Book ii . Canto v . St. 37 . 1 One of our poets ( which is it ? ) speaks of an everlast- ing now . Southey , The Doctor , Ch ...
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... Canto iii . MARQUIS OF MONTROSE . 1612-1650 . He either fears his fate too much , Or his deserts are small , That dares not put it to the touch To gain or lose it all . My Dear and only Love.1 I'll make thee glorious by my pen , And ...
... Canto iii . MARQUIS OF MONTROSE . 1612-1650 . He either fears his fate too much , Or his deserts are small , That dares not put it to the touch To gain or lose it all . My Dear and only Love.1 I'll make thee glorious by my pen , And ...
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... Canto i . Line 852 . With many a stiff thwack , many a bang , Hard crab - tree and old iron rang . Part i . Canto ii . Line 831 . Ay me ! what perils do environ The man that meddles with cold iron.3 Parti . Canto iii . Line 1 . Nor do I ...
... Canto i . Line 852 . With many a stiff thwack , many a bang , Hard crab - tree and old iron rang . Part i . Canto ii . Line 831 . Ay me ! what perils do environ The man that meddles with cold iron.3 Parti . Canto iii . Line 1 . Nor do I ...
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