The Complete Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser
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But as one toyld with travaile downe doth lye, So lay she downe, as if to sleepe she went, And closde her eyes with carelesse quiet- nesse ; The whiles soft death away her spirit hent.
And soule assoyld from sinfuU fleshliuesse.
' Yet ere that life her lodging did forsake, She, all resolv'd and ready to remove, 261 Calling to me (ay me !) this wise bespakei 682 DAPHNAIDA " Aloyon ! ah, my first and latest love !
Ah ! why does my Aleyou weepe and mourne, And grieve my ghost, that ill mote him he...- hove, As if to me had chanst some evill tourne ?
' " I, since the messenger is come for mee That summons soules unto the bridale feast Of his great Lord, must needes depart from thee.
And straight obay his soveraine beheast; 270 Why should Alcyon then so sore lament That I from miserie shall be releast, And freed from wretched long imprison- ment ?
' " Our daies are full of dolor and disease, Our life afflicted with incessant paine, That nought on earth may lessen or appease.
Why then should I desire here to remaine ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But as one toyld with travaile downe doth lye, So lay she downe, as if to sleepe she went, And closde her eyes with carelesse quiet- nesse ; The whiles soft death away her spirit hent.
And soule assoyld from sinfuU fleshliuesse.
' Yet ere that life her lodging did forsake, She, all resolv'd and ready to remove, 261 Calling to me (ay me !) this wise bespakei 682 DAPHNAIDA " Aloyon ! ah, my first and latest love !
Ah ! why does my Aleyou weepe and mourne, And grieve my ghost, that ill mote him he...- hove, As if to me had chanst some evill tourne ?
' " I, since the messenger is come for mee That summons soules unto the bridale feast Of his great Lord, must needes depart from thee.
And straight obay his soveraine beheast; 270 Why should Alcyon then so sore lament That I from miserie shall be releast, And freed from wretched long imprison- ment ?
' " Our daies are full of dolor and disease, Our life afflicted with incessant paine, That nought on earth may lessen or appease.
Why then should I desire here to remaine ?
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spenser Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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