Spensers Britomart From Books Iii Iv And V of the Faery Queene
Spensers Britomart From Books Iii Iv And V of the Faery Queene
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Amongst frail men, that many a public state And many a private oft doth overthrow. Her false Duessa, who full well did know To be most fit to trouble noble knights Which hunt for honour, raised from below Out of the dwellings of the damned sprites, Where she in darkness wastes her cursed days and nights.
19 Hard by the gates of hell her dwelling is; There, whereas 1 all the plagues and harms abound Which punish wicked men that walk amiss : It is a darksome delve 2 far under ground, With thorns ...and barren brakes environed round, That none the same may easily out-win 3 ; Yet many ways to enter may be found, But none to issue forth when one is in : For discord harder is to end then to begin.
20 And all within, the riven 4 walls were hung With ragged monuments of times forepast, 6 All which the sad effects of discord sung : There were rent robes and broken sceptres plast 6 ; Altars defiled, and holy things defast 7 ; Disshivered 8 spears and shields ytorn in twain ; Great cities ransacked, and strong castles rast 9 ; Nations captived, and huge armies slain : Of all which ruins there some relics did remain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Amongst frail men, that many a public state And many a private oft doth overthrow. Her false Duessa, who full well did know To be most fit to trouble noble knights Which hunt for honour, raised from below Out of the dwellings of the damned sprites, Where she in darkness wastes her cursed days and nights.
19 Hard by the gates of hell her dwelling is; There, whereas 1 all the plagues and harms abound Which punish wicked men that walk amiss : It is a darksome delve 2 far under ground, With thorns ...and barren brakes environed round, That none the same may easily out-win 3 ; Yet many ways to enter may be found, But none to issue forth when one is in : For discord harder is to end then to begin.
20 And all within, the riven 4 walls were hung With ragged monuments of times forepast, 6 All which the sad effects of discord sung : There were rent robes and broken sceptres plast 6 ; Altars defiled, and holy things defast 7 ; Disshivered 8 spears and shields ytorn in twain ; Great cities ransacked, and strong castles rast 9 ; Nations captived, and huge armies slain : Of all which ruins there some relics did remain.
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