Poems of Spenser
Poems of Spenser
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UNA AMONG FAUNS AND SATYRES 229 Her shrill outcryes and shrieks so loud did bray, That all the woodes and forestes did resownd : A troupe of Faunes and Satyres far away Within the wood were dauncing in a rownd, Whiles old Sylvanus slept in shady arber sownd : Who, when they heard that pitteous strained voice, In haste forsooke their rurall meriment, And ran towardes the far rebownded noyce, To weet what wight so loudly did lament. Unto the place they come incontinent : Whom when the raging Sara...zin espyde, A rude, mishapen, monstrous rablement, Whose like he never saw, he durst not byde, But got his ready steed, and fast away gan ryde.
The wyld woodgods, arrived in the place, There find the virgin, doolfull, desolate, With ruffled rayments, and fayre blubbred face, As her outrageous foe had left her late ; And trembling yet through feare of former hate. All stand amazed at so uncouth sight, And gin to pittie her unhappie state : All stand astonied at her beautie bright, In their rude eyes unworthie of so wofull plight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
UNA AMONG FAUNS AND SATYRES 229 Her shrill outcryes and shrieks so loud did bray, That all the woodes and forestes did resownd : A troupe of Faunes and Satyres far away Within the wood were dauncing in a rownd, Whiles old Sylvanus slept in shady arber sownd : Who, when they heard that pitteous strained voice, In haste forsooke their rurall meriment, And ran towardes the far rebownded noyce, To weet what wight so loudly did lament. Unto the place they come incontinent : Whom when the raging Sara...zin espyde, A rude, mishapen, monstrous rablement, Whose like he never saw, he durst not byde, But got his ready steed, and fast away gan ryde.
The wyld woodgods, arrived in the place, There find the virgin, doolfull, desolate, With ruffled rayments, and fayre blubbred face, As her outrageous foe had left her late ; And trembling yet through feare of former hate. All stand amazed at so uncouth sight, And gin to pittie her unhappie state : All stand astonied at her beautie bright, In their rude eyes unworthie of so wofull plight.
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