A Concordance to the Poems of Edmund Spencer
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2 Ne of his safetie seemed care he kept ; II. vi. 42. 5 Before the dore sat selfe- consuming Care, II. vii. 25. 1 And is there care in heaven? II. viii. 1. 1 The care thereof my selfe unto the end II. viii, 8. 4 All naked without shame or care of cold, II. x. 7. 6 With constancy and care, gainst daunger and dismay II. xii. 38. 9 powre, to whom the care Of life, . . . perteinea II. xii. 47. 2 great care she tooke, and greater feare, III. iii. 5. 6 disclo'ste Her clowdy care into a wrathfull stow...re, III. iv. 13. 8 unto Psyche with great trust and care Committed her, . . . III. vi. 51. 3 Have care, I pray, to guide the cock-bote well, III. viii, 24. 4 told his secret care III. ix. 28. 3 care of credite, or of husband old, III. x. 11. 4 doth with curelesse care consume the hart, HI. x. 59. 6 Unquiet Care, and fond Unthriftyhead ; HI. xii. 25. 4 With busie care they strove him to awake, IV. i. 43. 6 Amoret, companion of her care: IV. v. 30. 6 His name was Care; a blacksmith by his trade, IV.
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2 Ne of his safetie seemed care he kept ; II. vi. 42. 5 Before the dore sat selfe- consuming Care, II. vii. 25. 1 And is there care in heaven? II. viii. 1. 1 The care thereof my selfe unto the end II. viii, 8. 4 All naked without shame or care of cold, II. x. 7. 6 With constancy and care, gainst daunger and dismay II. xii. 38. 9 powre, to whom the care Of life, . . . perteinea II. xii. 47. 2 great care she tooke, and greater feare, III. iii. 5. 6 disclo'ste Her clowdy care into a wrathfull stow...re, III. iv. 13. 8 unto Psyche with great trust and care Committed her, . . . III. vi. 51. 3 Have care, I pray, to guide the cock-bote well, III. viii, 24. 4 told his secret care III. ix. 28. 3 care of credite, or of husband old, III. x. 11. 4 doth with curelesse care consume the hart, HI. x. 59. 6 Unquiet Care, and fond Unthriftyhead ; HI. xii. 25. 4 With busie care they strove him to awake, IV. i. 43. 6 Amoret, companion of her care: IV. v. 30. 6 His name was Care; a blacksmith by his trade, IV.
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