 | Edmund Spenser - English poetry - 1805 - 446 pages
...clearer, I will cite a pafl'age from Camden in the life of Q. Elizabeth. Ann. 1567. " Thus did Shan Oneal come to his bloody end : A man he was who had ftained...in all the pollutions of unchaft embraces. —The chiU dren he left by his wife, were Henry and Shan : but he had leveral more by O-donell's wife, and... | |
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I will cite a passage from Cambden in the life of Q. Elizabeth. Ann. 1567. "Thus did Shan Oneal come to his bloody end: A man he was who had stained his hands with blood, and dealt in all the pollutions of unchast embraces. 