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Page 222
... Javelin he let flie , That twixt his elbow and his wrist transfixt his armelesse arme : The bright head shin'd on th ' other side . The unexpected harme Imprest some horror in the king ; yet so he ceast not fight , But rusht on Coon ...
... Javelin he let flie , That twixt his elbow and his wrist transfixt his armelesse arme : The bright head shin'd on th ' other side . The unexpected harme Imprest some horror in the king ; yet so he ceast not fight , But rusht on Coon ...
Page 266
... Javelin at the king , whom he could never brooke . But then he lost his envie too : his lance yet deadly tooke Ascalaphus , the sonne of Mars : quite through his shoulder flew The violent head , and downe he fell . Nor yet by all meanes ...
... Javelin at the king , whom he could never brooke . But then he lost his envie too : his lance yet deadly tooke Ascalaphus , the sonne of Mars : quite through his shoulder flew The violent head , and downe he fell . Nor yet by all meanes ...
Page 293
... Javelin chac't Duke Hyperenor , wounding him in that part that is plac't Betwixt the short ribs and the bones that to the triple gut Have pertinence . The Javelin's head did out his entrailes cut , His forc't soule breaking through the ...
... Javelin chac't Duke Hyperenor , wounding him in that part that is plac't Betwixt the short ribs and the bones that to the triple gut Have pertinence . The Javelin's head did out his entrailes cut , His forc't soule breaking through the ...
Contents
To the High Borne Prince of Men 37 | 3 |
The First Booke | 23 |
Commentarius | 42 |
Copyright | |
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