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Pagina 167
... it's easie him to know againe , A broken sword within a bloodie field ; Expressing well his nature , which the same did wield . xvi 2 why , 1596 xvii xviii xix No sooner sayd , but streight he after sent His Cant . I. FAERIE QVEENE . 167.
... it's easie him to know againe , A broken sword within a bloodie field ; Expressing well his nature , which the same did wield . xvi 2 why , 1596 xvii xviii xix No sooner sayd , but streight he after sent His Cant . I. FAERIE QVEENE . 167.
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... expressing of any particular purposes or by - accidents therein occasioned . The generall end there- fore of all the booke is to fashion a gentleman or noble person in vertuous and gentle discipline : Which for that I conceived shoulde ...
... expressing of any particular purposes or by - accidents therein occasioned . The generall end there- fore of all the booke is to fashion a gentleman or noble person in vertuous and gentle discipline : Which for that I conceived shoulde ...
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