The faerie qveene, disposed into XII. bookes, : fashioning twelue morall vertues (1609)
Spenser, Edmund, 1552?-1599, Zaehnsdorf, Joseph, 19th cent., binder · At London : Printed by H.L. For Mathew Lownes. · leaf 319
is burden on your dainty backe;My felfe will bearea part, coportion of your packe. „., 48 So, ofFhedid his (hield, and downeward laydVpon the ground, like to an hollow beare;And pouring balme, which he had long puruaid,Into hi s wounds, him vp thereon did reare.And twixt them both with parted…
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