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THE Shepheardes Calender Conteyning tvvelue AEglogues proportionable to the twelue monethes Entitled TO THE NOBLE AND VERTVous Gentleman most worthy of all titles both of learning and cheualne M. Philip Sidney. AT LONDON. Printed by Hugh Singleton, dwelling in Creede Lane neere vnto Ludgate at the figne of the golden Cunne, and are there to be folde. 1579.
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The Poetical Works of EDMUND SPENSE
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PREFACE., THE Faerie Queene is here
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CONTENTS v PAGE To the right honour
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INTRODUCTION. OF Spenser's life som
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SPENSER AT CAMBRIDGE (1569-76) ix n
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SPENSER AND 'ROSALIND' XI ship, so
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THE SHEPHEARDES CALENDER DEBT TO CH
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THE SHEPHEARDES CALENDER METRE xix
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SPENSER IN LONDON (1579-80) xxi has
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SPENSER IN IRELAND WITH LORD GREY (
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SPENSER'S LIFE IN IRELAND (1580-9)
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SPENSER IN LONDON (1590) xxix slow
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COMPLAINTS (1591) XXXI beauties rev
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COMPLAINTS (1591) XXXlll he Chaucer
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SPENSER'S MARRIAGE (1594) THE AMORE
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SPENSER BACK IN IRELAND (1597) xxxv
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DEATH (1599), AND CONTEMPORARY FAME
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THE FAERIE QUEENE PLOT AND ALLEGORY
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THE FAERIE QUEENE KINDS ' OF ALLEGO
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THE FAERIE QUEENE ' KINDS ' OF ALLE
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THE FAERIE QUEENE NATURAL DESCRIPTI
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THE FAERIE QUEENE • CHARACTERIZAT
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THE FAERIE QUEENE DICTION , lxi cha
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THE FAERIE QUEENE VERSIFICATION AND
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THE FAERIE QUEENE ALLITERATION Ixv
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THE FAERIE QUEENE ITS ESSENTIAL QUA
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THE FAERIE QVEENE. Difpoled into tw
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THE FIRST BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVEEN
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE Led with delig
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 30 He faire th
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^ant I FAERIE QVEENE 9 50 All clean
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE II 14 With fa
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 13 34 Say on
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Cant HI FAERIE QVEENE 15 Redounding
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 28 He theret
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Cant III1 FAERIE QVEENE , 19 3 4 Gr
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cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 21 Vnfit he
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ant IIII JAERIE QVEENE, 43 but thre
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE. At last the P
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Cant V ' FAERIE And all the while s
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Cant V. FAERIE QVEENE 29 5° Amongs
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 31 15 Far off
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Cant VI 'FAERIE 35 A silly man, in
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 35 The cause
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 37 25 Tempes
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Cant VIi FAERIE Full many knights a
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 41 That whe
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE His reueren
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Cant XI FAERIE 55 The knight himsel
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Cant Xll FAERIE QVEENE 65 19 Vnhapp
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 67 During th
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70 THE II B00KE OF THE Cant 1. The
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72 THE II BOOKE OF THE Card 1 19 No
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74 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant I 39 Wh
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76 THE II Palmer (quoth he) death i
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78 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant II 17 H
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82 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant III Tro
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84 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant III Her
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86 THE II BOOKE OF THE CantIIII 3 I
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88 THE II BOOKE OF THE CantIIII. 23
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9o THE II. B00KE His be that care,
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THE II Which Guyon marking said, Be
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94 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant V. Alin
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96 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant VI 15 B
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98 35 Debateiull strife, and cruell
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100 THE II B00KE OF THE Cant VIi At
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102 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant VII. 2
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104 THE II B00KE OF THE Cant vII 43
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o6 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant vn 63 a
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io8 THE II. BOOKE OF THE Cant VIII
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110 THE II BOOKE OF THE CANt t VIII
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112 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant VIII.
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114 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant IX 18
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118 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant IX. 58
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120 THE II B00KE OF THE Cant X. 17
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122 THE II B00KE OF THE C
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124 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant X 57 H
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77 Beguild thus with delight of nou
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128 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant XI 19
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130 THE II BOOKE OF THE CantXI. 39
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132 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant XII. 9
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134 THE II BOOKE OF THE QanL XII. 2
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136 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant XII 49
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138 THE II BOOKE OF THE Cant XII 69
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THE THIRD BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVEEN
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142 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant I. 9
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144 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant I. 29
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146 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant 1. 49
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148 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant II Th
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150 20 Who wonders not, that reades
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152 40 Daughter (said she) what nee
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154 THE III BOOKE OF THE Qant III.
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156 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant III.
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158 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant III 4
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160 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant IIII.
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162 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant IIII.
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164 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant IIII
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166 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant V. 2
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168 THL III BOOKE OF THE Cant v. 22
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170 THE III B00KE OF THE Cant V. 42
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172 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant VI. 5
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174 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant VI 25
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176 THE III BOOKE OF THE Qant VI 45
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178 10 And gan recomfort her in her
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180 THE III BOOKE OF THE Qwnt VII.
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182 THE III. BOOKE OF THE Cant VII
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184 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant VIII
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186 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant v0 28
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188 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant VIII
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190 THE III B00KE OF THE 15 Tho has
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192 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant IX. 3
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194 THE HI BOOKE OF THE Cant X 5 Ca
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196 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant X. 20
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198 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant x 40
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200 THE III B00KE OF THE Cant X 00
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202 THE III B00KE OF THE Cant XI. 1
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204 THE III B00KE OF THE Cant XI 39
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206 THE III. BOOKE OF THE Cant xII
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208 THE III BOOKE OF THE Cant XII 2
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210 THE III BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVE
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THE FOVRTH BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVEE
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 215 9 It so be
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 217 29 Likewis
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Cant 1. FAERIE QVEENE 219 49 I saw
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE. 221 14 Excee
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 223 34 Then p
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 225 54 So did
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 227 19 As wh
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Canl III FAERIE QVEENE 229 39 And d
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 231 5 But f
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 233 25 30 Y
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE. 235 45 Whe
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE 237 15 As guil
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE 239 35 Rude wa
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 241 8 For lat
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Qant VI FAERIE QVEENE 243 28 But Sc
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ant VII FAERIE QVEENE 245 Cant VII
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 247 20 Thus
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Qant VII FAERIE QVEENE 249 40 And e
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ant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 251 12 Eftso
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 253 Then be
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 5 2 This Gya
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Cant IX FAERIE QVEENE 257 7 Whenceb
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Cant IX FAERIE QVEENE 27 Thencefort
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Cant X FAERIE QVEENE 5 So on that h
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Cant X 25 And all without were walk
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Qant X FAERIE QVEENE 265 45 Then do
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 267 5 And all
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 269 2 5 There
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 271 45 Then c
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 273 10 But i
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE. 275 30 To w
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FAERIE QVEENE 5 For who so list int
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 279 18 He now
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 281 2 To whic
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With noise whereof the Lady forth a
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 285 42 What e
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ant.Ill FAERIE QVEENE 287 7 The sec
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 289 27 But A
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 291 And the
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Cant I I I FAERIE QVEENE 293 But th
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 295 45 But
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE 297 13 At sigh
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Crant V. FAERIE QVEENE 290 33 Bound
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE 301 As a bad N
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 303 15 But wh
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 305 35 The mo
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 307 14 And i
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 309 34 Where
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 311 8 And i
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 313 28 Wher
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 315 48 But
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Cant IX FAERIE QVEENE. 317 l 5 But
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Cnt IX FAERIE QVEENE 319 35 As the
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Cant X FAERIE QVEENE 4 Much more it
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Cant X FAERIE QVEENE 323 24 Nathles
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 325 4 The Pri
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Cant XI FAERIE ( 24 Thereto the bod
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 329 44 To whi
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 64 Much was t
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 333 18 Which
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 335 38 Such
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ani I FAERIE QVEENE 337 But in the
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 339 17 Thus wh
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 341 37 Thus lo
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 343 9 That sh
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 345 29 The wi
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 347 Cant III
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 349 20 So as
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 351 40 45 Hi
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Cant IIII. FAERIE QVEENE 355 8 I Bu
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CantIIII FAERIE QVEENE 355 28 To wh
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE 357 7 At lengt
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE 359 27 With th
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 361 5 One day
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Page 418 and 419: Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE. 375 49 Wit
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Page 442 and 443: 400 THE VII B00KE OF THE Cant VI Na
Page 444 and 445: 402 THE VII B00KE OF THE Cant VII.
Page 446 and 447: 404 THE VII BOOKE OF THE Cant VII 3
Page 448 and 449: 406 THE VII BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVE
Page 450 and 451: 408 A LETTER OF THE AVTHORS TO SIR
Page 452 and 453: 410 Hen stout Achilles heard of Hek
Page 454 and 455: 412 DEDICATORY SONNETS To the right
Page 458 and 459: TO HIS BOOKE Got little booke iky s
Page 460 and 461: Little I hope, needeth me at large
Page 462 and 463: IANVARYE 421 Januarye. AEgloga prim
Page 464 and 465: gathered beside his meaning For who
Page 466 and 467: FEBRVARIE THENOT Many meete tales o
Page 468 and 469: Naked armes) metaphorically ment of
Page 470 and 471: THOMALIN No, but happely I hym spyd
Page 472 and 473: IVNE 441 Iune. AEgloga sexta. ARGVM
Page 474 and 475: Syte) situation and place Paradise)
Page 476 and 477: In emll houre thou hentest in hond
Page 478 and 479: IVLYE Great clymbers) according to
Page 480 and 481: But reede me, what payne doth thee
Page 482 and 483: PERIGOT 0 Colin, Colin, the shephea
Page 484 and 485: Or they will buy his sheepe out of
Page 486 and 487: But euer hggen in watch and ward, F
Page 488 and 489: The dapper ditties, that I wont deu
Page 490 and 491: I stately discourse, to matter of m
Page 492 and 493: For deade is Dido, dead alas and dr
Page 494 and 495: NOVEMBER 463 GLOSSE Iouisaunee)myrt
Page 496 and 497: And for I was in thilke same looser
Page 498 and 499: So now my yeere)The last part, wher
Page 501 and 502: A note of the sundrie Poemes contai
Page 503 and 504: 472 COMPLAINTS. I doubt, or one of
Page 505 and 506: 474 COMPLAINTS He now is gone, the
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476 COMPLAINTS Such one King Edtnon
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478 COMPLAINTS 3 Soone after this I
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480 COMPLAINTS M Ost TO THE RIGHT H
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482 COMPLAINTS My part it is and my
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484 COMPLAINTS Nor arue one doth ca
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486 COMPLAINTS Polyhymnia A doleful
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488 COMPLAINTS Ne cares he if the f
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490 COMPLAINTS The scahe backe of t
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49* Gainst which the noble sonne of
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MOTHER HVBBERDS TALE 495 To the rig
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MOTHER HVB EBERDS TALE 497 Free men
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MOTHER HVB BERDS TALE 499 And with
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MOTHER HVI BERDS TALE 501 To whom t
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MOTHER HVBBERDS TALE 503 For he is
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The Ape, that earst did nought but
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MOTHER HVB BERDS TALE 507 Ne would
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RVINES OF ROME 509 Ruines of Rome;
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Nor the swift fune of the flames as
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5H 31 That same is now nought but a
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516 COMPLAINTS To the right worthy
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518 COMPLAINTS The woods, the nuers
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520 COMPLAINTS That shortly from th
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522 COMPLAINTS 7 High on a hill a g
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524 COMPLAINTS I saw the Bird that
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526 COMPLAINTS Then heauenly branch
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528 DAPHNAIDA TO THE RIGHT HONORABL
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530 Long thus I loyed m my happmess
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532 DAPHNAIDA 4 My little flocke, w
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53+ DAPHNAIDA Thus when he ended ha
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COME HOME AGAINE And since I saw th
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If then (quoth I) a shepheardesse s
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COME HOME AGAINE Helpe, 0 ye shephe
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And ye, who so ye be, that shall su
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COME HOME AGAINE 545 Then first gan
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A PASTORALL ELEGIE 547 Astrophel. S
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The Gods which all things see, this
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THE MOVRNING MVSE OF THESTYLIS 551
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THE MOVRNING MVSE OF THESTYLIS The
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A PASTORALL ÆGLOGVE 555 Lycon vnfo
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You knew, who knew not Astrophtll,
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Back to the campe, by thee that day
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AMORETTI AND Epithalamion. Written
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AMORETTI 563 SONNET III T B SONNET
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AMORETTI 565 Y SONNET XV. T SONNET
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SONNET XXIX AMORETTI SONNET XXVII F
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AMORETTI 569 SONNET XXXIX SONNET XL
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Fovvre Hymnes, MADE BY EDM, SPENSSR
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GReat god of might, that reignest i
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OF LOVE Thou art his god, thou art
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AN HYMNE OF BEAVTIE But ah, beleeue
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In heu whereof graunt, 0 great Soue
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HEAVENLY LOVE 595 What hart can fee
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AN HYMNE OF HEAVENLY BEAVTIE 597 By
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But who so may, thrise happie man h
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MISCELLANEOVS SONNETS. To the right
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APPENDIX OF EPIGRAMS AND SONNETS FR
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N hill, a frame an hundred cubttes
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THREEPROPER, and wittie, familiar L
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G Ood Three proper wittie familiar
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A Pleasant and pitthy familiar disc
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Doctors of Cambridge But I see well
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y the qualifying, and conforming of
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And this summarily in Effect was ou
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Tully, and Demosthenes nothing so m
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S lgnor A Gallant familiar Letter,
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Now to requite your Blindfolded pre
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Giue me the goods, and gtue me the
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needes be reueahng my fnendes secre
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sounde, and not to deutse any count
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TVVOOTHER, very commendable Letters
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636 TWO OTHER VERY by hys paynefull
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638 TWO OTHER VERY Hoc bene qui col
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640 TWO OTHER VERY Then me thmketh,
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642 TWO OTHER VERY Certaine Latin V
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CRITICAL APPENDIX. THE FAERIE QVEEN
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646 CRITICAL APPENDIX In 1 saw] hea
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648 CRITICAL APPENDIX vii 3 heapes]
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6$o CRITICAL APPENDIX XI 11 3 golde
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652 CRITICAL APPENDIX IV 1 3 Had ne
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654 CRITICAL APPENDIX THE SHEPHEARD
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656 CRITICAL APPENDIX Colins Emblem
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658 CRITICAL APPENDIX 601 braunches
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GLOSSARY. The Faerie Queene is refe
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GLOSSARY agent, one who acts, Three
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Amor Son 11, Proth 100, to expiate,
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GLOSSARY 667 beame*, spear, shaft,
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lot, sb blemish, disgrace, vi xii 4
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can, knows, S C Feb 77. can,/or gan
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combyned, joined, fastened, IV x 40
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cowherdize, cowardice, vi x 37 coy,
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demeasnure, III ix 27 demeanour, be
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GLOSSARY 679 displease, to annoy, i
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eide, pa part kept m view, aimed at
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enriuen, ppl adj torn, v vm 34, Clo
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feare, sb companion, vi viii 25, to
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GLOSSARY 687 for-hent, pa part seiz
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gentlesse, gentleness vi iv 3 gere,
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H haberjeon, -geon, a sleeveless co
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houre, howre, time, II.III 34, plur
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iane, small silver com of Genoa int
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lewd, poor, ' sorry,' S C Feb 245 ,
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make, vb to compose verses, S C Apr
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misdesert, undeserVIIIgness, vi 1 1
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II. iv 4,13, VII 39,III III 50, vi
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GLOSSARY 705 x 43, pattern or model
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poirend, to signify, v VII 4 I port
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queld,pa part v iii 26, VII 16, to
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egardfull, heedtul, iv vii 22 , wor
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GLOSSARY 713 sacred, accursed,I vii
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sheares, wings (.is if made to cut
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sownd, vb ? to wield, 1 xii 5 sowne
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stressed,pp/ adj distressful, II x
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GLOSSARY 721 three-square, with thr
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tyranne, tyrant, S C. Oct 98 tyrann
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varlet, young man, II iv 37 vaunoin
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GLOSSARY. 727 wene, to think, S C M
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veuen, given, S C April II4 ffere,
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732 INDEX OF FIRST LINES Fayre is m
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734 INDEX OF FIRST LlES Rapt with t
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736 INDEX OF FIRST LINES When that
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