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...bate, Albe they worthy blame, or cleare of crime ; Ne spareth he most learned wits to rate, Ne sparetb he the gentle poets rime ; But rends, without regard of person or of time. Ne may this homely verse, of many meanest, Hope to escape his venomous despite, More than my former...

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...Mine eyes would cleanse, ere they to read begin." Drayton. Heroical Epistles: Matilda to K. lohn. [" Ne may this homely verse of many meanest, Hope to...his venemous despite More than my former Writs, all were they cleanest From B LA M EFU LL blbt" Spenser. " For nothing is more BLAMEFULL to a knight Then...

...Hope to endure, sith workes of heavenly wits Are quite devourd ?" Ibid, book 4. cant. 2. st. 33. " Ne may this homely verse, of many meanest, Hope to escape his vcnemous despite, More than my former WKITS, all were they cleanest From blamefull blot." Ibid, book...

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...grace, yet want his poeres' V What those lines at the close of the sixth book of the Faerie Queene ? " Ne may this homely verse, of many meanest, Hope to escape his venomous despite, More than my formr-r writs, all were they clearest, From blamefull blot, and free...

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