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THE POETICAL WORKS OF EDMUND SPENSER
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The Poetical Works of EDMUND SPENSE
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PREFACE., THE Faerie Queene is here
Page 8 and 9: CONTENTS v PAGE To the right honour
Page 10 and 11: INTRODUCTION. OF Spenser's life som
Page 12 and 13: SPENSER AT CAMBRIDGE (1569-76) ix n
Page 14 and 15: SPENSER AND 'ROSALIND' XI ship, so
Page 16 and 17: THE SHEPHEARDES CALENDER DEBT TO CH
Page 18 and 19: THE SHEPHEARDES CALENDER METRE xix
Page 20 and 21: SPENSER IN LONDON (1579-80) xxi has
Page 22 and 23: SPENSER IN IRELAND WITH LORD GREY (
Page 24 and 25: SPENSER'S LIFE IN IRELAND (1580-9)
Page 26 and 27: SPENSER IN LONDON (1590) xxix slow
Page 28 and 29: COMPLAINTS (1591) XXXI beauties rev
Page 30 and 31: COMPLAINTS (1591) XXXlll he Chaucer
Page 32 and 33: SPENSER'S MARRIAGE (1594) THE AMORE
Page 34 and 35: SPENSER BACK IN IRELAND (1597) xxxv
Page 36 and 37: DEATH (1599), AND CONTEMPORARY FAME
Page 38 and 39: THE FAERIE QUEENE PLOT AND ALLEGORY
Page 44 and 45: THE FAERIE QUEENE KINDS ' OF ALLEGO
Page 46 and 47: THE FAERIE QUEENE ' KINDS ' OF ALLE
Page 48 and 49: THE FAERIE QUEENE NATURAL DESCRIPTI
Page 50 and 51: THE FAERIE QUEENE • CHARACTERIZAT
Page 52 and 53: THE FAERIE QUEENE DICTION , lxi cha
Page 54 and 55: THE FAERIE QUEENE VERSIFICATION AND
Page 56 and 57: THE FAERIE QUEENE ALLITERATION Ixv
Page 58: THE FAERIE QUEENE ITS ESSENTIAL QUA
Page 63 and 64: To THE MOST HIGH, MIGHTIE And MAGNI
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Page 67 and 68: THE I BOOk 20 Therewith she spewd o
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Page 79 and 80: 18 THE I BOOKE, OF THE Cant III 38
Page 81 and 82: 20 THE I B00KE OF THE' Cant IIII. 1
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Page 85 and 86: 24 THE I BOOKE OF THE Cant V Cant V
Page 87 and 88: 26 20 Where gnesly, with visage dea
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Page 91 and 92: 30 . THE BOOK-E OF THE Cant VI. So
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Page 101 and 102: 4° 2 They sadly traueild thus, vnt
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Page 105 and 106: 42 Whom when hts Lady saw, to him s
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66 THE I BOOKE OF THE Cant XIL 29 W
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THE SECOND BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVEE
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 75 9 He stayd
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 73 29 So bene
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE.. 75 49 With f
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 77 Cant II FA
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Qant II FAERIE QVEENE 27 Whilst thu
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 81 Cant III
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 83 Till that
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 85 40 Who so
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Qant 1111 FAERIE Then when as vse o
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Cant IIII. FAERIE QVEENE 89 33 Betw
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Qant V. FAERIE QVEENE 91 5 Sore bru
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE. 93 25 Guyon o
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Cant VI FAERIE Eftsoones her shallo
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 97 25 And she
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 99 Perdie, th
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 101 13 Ne th
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cant vII 103 38 , 33 Certes (said h
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 53 The Gardt
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 107 Beside
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 109 I 3 °
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cant VIII FAERIE Whereat renfierst
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Cant IX FAERIE Fortune, the foe of
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Cant IX FAERIE QVEENE. 115 28 And t
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Cant IX FAERIE QVEENE 117 48 Not he
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Cant X FAERIE QVEENE 119 7 But farr
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Qant X FAERIE ( 27 Next him king Le
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Cant X. FAERIE QVEENE I23 47 Whilst
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Cant X 67 By this the sonnes of Con
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 127 9 Those s
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 129 29 And ca
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Cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 131 49 Where
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 133 19 They
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 39 Ere long
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Cant XII FAERIE OVEENE 137 59 One w
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Qant XII FAERIE QVEENE. 139 79 The
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE. 141 5 But let
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE Hi 19 The whil
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 145 39 So was
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Cant I FAERIE QVEENE 147 59 Now whe
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Cant II FAERIE QVEENE 10 For thy gr
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Pant II FAERIE QVEENE 3° One night
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Cant II Cant II FAERIE 50 Then taki
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 17 Therewith
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 157 37 Ne sh
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Cant III FAERIE QVEENE 159 57 Her h
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 161 14 Efts
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 163 34 Soon
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Cant IIII FAERIE QVEENE 165 54 But
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Cant V. FAERIE QVEENE 167 So with t
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Qant V FAERIE QVEENE 169 32 Into th
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Cant V FAERIE QVEENE 171 52 Eternal
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Qant VI FAERIE QVEENE 173 15 Then i
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Cant VI FAERIE QVEENE 175 35 Infini
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Cant VII FAERIE Cant VII The witche
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 179 20 But t
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 40 She caugh
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 6o Safe her,
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Cant. VIII FAERIE QVEENE 185 18 Sit
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Cant VIII FAERIE QVEENE 187 38 Thit
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CantlX FAERIE QVEENE 189 5 But he i
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Cant IX FAERIE QVEENE 191 25 And Pa
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Cant. IX FAERIE QVEENE 193 45 49 It
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Cant X FAERIE QVEENE 195 10 No fort
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Cant X FAERIE QVEENE 197 30 But Tro
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Cant X FAERIE QVEENE 199 50 At last
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cant XI FAERIE QVEENE 201 9 At last
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Cant XI FAERIE QVFENE 203 29 And in
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Cani XI FAERIE QVEENE 205 49 And vn
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 207 13 With
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Cant XII FAERIE QVEENE 209 33 From
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THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEEN
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214 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant I 5
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216 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant I. 1
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218 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant I. 3
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220 THE IIII B00KE OF THE Cant II W
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222 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant II.
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224 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE C ant II.
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226 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE III 9 Wit
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228 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant III
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230 THE IIII B00KE OF THE Cant III
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232 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant 1111
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234 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant IIII
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236 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant V 5
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238 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant V. 2
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240 THE IIII. BOOKE OF THE Cant V.
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242 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant VI 1
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244 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant VI 3
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246 10 With that she heard some one
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248 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant VII
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250 2 Like as it fell to this vnhap
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252 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant VIII
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258 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant IX 1
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26o THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant IX.
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262 15 | 20 But by no meanes my way
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264 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant X 35
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266 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant X. 5
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268 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant XL 1
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35 And after him the fatall Welland
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272 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant XII.
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274 THE IIII BOOKE OF THE Cant XII
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THE FIFTH BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVEEN
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278 THE V, BOOKE OF THE Cant I. And
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280 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant I. 23 W
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282 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant II. Whi
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284 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant II 32 F
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286 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant II 52 W
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288 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant III. 17
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290 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant III So
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292 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant IIII 20
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294 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant IIII 35
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296 3 And on her legs she painted b
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298 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant V 23 Am
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3oo But foolish Mayd,whyiesheedless
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THE V One while she blam'd her self
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304 THE V B00KE OF THE Cant VI. Ye
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306 THE V BOOKE OF THE 4, There she
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308 24 All which when she vnto the
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310 THE V B00KE OF THE Cant VII 44
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312 18 Mongst many which maligne he
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314 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant VIII 38
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316 5 Thereto both his owne wyhe wi
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318 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant IX 25 T
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320 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant IX, 45
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322 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant X 14 So
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324 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant X But a
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326 Through all three bodieshe hims
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328 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant XI 34 T
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330 THE V B00KE OF THE Qant XI 54 B
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332 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant XII. 8
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334 THE V BOOKE OF THE Cant XII. 28
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THE SIXTE BOOKE OF THE FAERIE QVEEN
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338 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant I 7 Th
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340 THE VI B00KE OF THE Cant I. 27
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342 THE VI. BOOKE OF THE Cant I But
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344 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant 11 19
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346 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant II 39
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348 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant III. 1
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ant III 350 THE VI B00KE OF THE C 3
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352 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Canl III 50
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354 THE VI BOOKE OF THE C ant IIII
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356 THE VI BQQKE OF THE C ant IIII.
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358 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant V. 17
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360 THE VI BOOKE OF THE C ant V. 37
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362 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant VI 15
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364 THE VI. BOOKE OF THE Cant VI. 3
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ant VII 366 THE VI BOOKE OF THE C 1
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368 THE VI BOOKE OF THE C ant vII 3
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370 THE VI B00KE OF THE C ant VII.
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372 THE VI BOOKE OF THE CantVIII 19
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374 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant VIII.
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ant IX THE VI BOOKE OF THE C 7 12 T
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378 THE VI BOOKE OF THE C ant IX. 2
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ant x. 380 THE VI BOOKE OF THE C Ca
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382 THE VI B0( KE OF THE Cant.X. 20
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384 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant x. 40
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386 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant xI. Th
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388 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant XI. 35
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390 THE VI B00KE OF THE Cant xII. 3
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392 THE VI BOOKE OF THE Cant xII 23
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TWO CANTOS OF MVTJ'BILITIS: Which,
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396 THE VII BOOKE OF THE Cant VI 14
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Cant VI. FAERIE QVEENE. 399 44 Ther
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 8 In a fayre
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Cant VII. FAERIE QVEENE 403 28 So,
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Cant VII FAERIE QVEENE 405 48 Then
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A Letter of the Authors expounding
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E thought I saw the graue, where La
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DEDICATORY SONNETS 411 To the right
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DEDICATORY SONNETS 413 To the right
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TO HIS BOOKE Got little booke iky s
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Little I hope, needeth me at large
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IANVARYE 421 Januarye. AEgloga prim
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gathered beside his meaning For who
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FEBRVARIE THENOT Many meete tales o
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Naked armes) metaphorically ment of
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THOMALIN No, but happely I hym spyd
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IVNE 441 Iune. AEgloga sexta. ARGVM
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Syte) situation and place Paradise)
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In emll houre thou hentest in hond
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IVLYE Great clymbers) according to
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But reede me, what payne doth thee
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PERIGOT 0 Colin, Colin, the shephea
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Or they will buy his sheepe out of
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But euer hggen in watch and ward, F
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The dapper ditties, that I wont deu
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I stately discourse, to matter of m
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For deade is Dido, dead alas and dr
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NOVEMBER 463 GLOSSE Iouisaunee)myrt
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And for I was in thilke same looser
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So now my yeere)The last part, wher
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A note of the sundrie Poemes contai
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472 COMPLAINTS. I doubt, or one of
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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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