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... wings at a ' , When the youngest to the eldest said , " Brother , we must awa . II . " The cock doth craw , the day doth daw , The channerin1 worm doth chide ; Gin2 we be mist out o our place , A sair pain we maun bide . 12. " Fare ye ...
... wings at a ' , When the youngest to the eldest said , " Brother , we must awa . II . " The cock doth craw , the day doth daw , The channerin1 worm doth chide ; Gin2 we be mist out o our place , A sair pain we maun bide . 12. " Fare ye ...
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... wings displayed wyde , Himselfe up high he lifted from the ground , 155 And with strong flight did forcibly divyde The yielding ayre , which nigh too feeble found Her flitting parts , and element unsound , To beare so great a weight ...
... wings displayed wyde , Himselfe up high he lifted from the ground , 155 And with strong flight did forcibly divyde The yielding ayre , which nigh too feeble found Her flitting parts , and element unsound , To beare so great a weight ...
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... wing , then broad dis- playd : The percing steele there wrought a wound full wyde , That with the uncouth1 smart the monster lowdly cryde . XXI 180 He cryde , as raging seas are wont to rore When wintry storme his wrathful wreck does ...
... wing , then broad dis- playd : The percing steele there wrought a wound full wyde , That with the uncouth1 smart the monster lowdly cryde . XXI 180 He cryde , as raging seas are wont to rore When wintry storme his wrathful wreck does ...
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... wings , as victor he did dwell . XXXII 280 10 Which when his pensive lady saw from farre , Great woe and sorrow did her soule assay , As weening that the sad end of the warre , And gan to highest God entirely pray That feared chaunce ...
... wings , as victor he did dwell . XXXII 280 10 Which when his pensive lady saw from farre , Great woe and sorrow did her soule assay , As weening that the sad end of the warre , And gan to highest God entirely pray That feared chaunce ...
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... wings , did fiercely fall Upon his sunne - bright shield , and grypt it fast withall . XLI 360 Much was the man encombred with his hold , In feare to lose his weapon in his paw , Ne wist yett how his talaunts to un- fold ; Nor harder ...
... wings , did fiercely fall Upon his sunne - bright shield , and grypt it fast withall . XLI 360 Much was the man encombred with his hold , In feare to lose his weapon in his paw , Ne wist yett how his talaunts to un- fold ; Nor harder ...
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