The Works of Edmund Spenser: The faerie queeneJohns Hopkins Press, 1934 |
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... close inspire . Tho were the tables taken all away , And euery knight , and euery gentle Squire Gan choose his dame with Basciomani gay , With whom he meant to make his sport and courtly play . Some fell to daunce , some fell to ...
... close inspire . Tho were the tables taken all away , And euery knight , and euery gentle Squire Gan choose his dame with Basciomani gay , With whom he meant to make his sport and courtly play . Some fell to daunce , some fell to ...
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... close of the whole epic . But the first canto is redeemed at the close . For Britomart remains on the scene and allegory returns for an evanescent visitation . Professor Mackail wrote crassly that the model for Britomart , Ariosto's ...
... close of the whole epic . But the first canto is redeemed at the close . For Britomart remains on the scene and allegory returns for an evanescent visitation . Professor Mackail wrote crassly that the model for Britomart , Ariosto's ...
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... close ; there is a great storm of thunder and lightning , but no rain . Following this the damsel " who the evening before had borne the holy vessel " appears once more ; there are tapers and censors ; the Grail appears ; there is a ...
... close ; there is a great storm of thunder and lightning , but no rain . Following this the damsel " who the evening before had borne the holy vessel " appears once more ; there are tapers and censors ; the Grail appears ; there is a ...
Contents
COMMENTARY | 199 |
THE PLAN AND CONDUCT OF BOOK THREE | 310 |
THE ORIGIN OF BRITOMART | 330 |
Copyright | |
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