Una and the red cross knight, and other tales from Spenser's Faery Queene; . ins because of his violence. But when hisanger was over he would repent his cruel deeds,and yet that repentance did in no wise hinderhim from the same mischief again. On thev beam of the chariot there sat astride afierce demon who lashed the team, and moreespecially the Ass, with his whip; and hugerouts of people surrounded them and shouted forjoy as they came. and still before their wayA foggy mist had covered all the land; And, underneath their feet, all scattered layDead sculls and bones of men whose life hadgone a
Una and the red cross knight, and other tales from Spenser's Faery Queene; . ins because of his violence. But when hisanger was over he would repent his cruel deeds,and yet that repentance did in no wise hinderhim from the same mischief again. On thev beam of the chariot there sat astride afierce demon who lashed the team, and moreespecially the Ass, with his whip; and hugerouts of people surrounded them and shouted forjoy as they came. and still before their wayA foggy mist had covered all the land; And, underneath their feet, all scattered layDead sculls and bones of men whose life hadgone astray. And in this sort they went forth to take theair, and came to a fresh flowering wood wherethey disported themselves awhile. And Duessahad the place of honour, riding nearest to thequeens chariot, but the Red Cross Knight would 62 OF THE HOUSE OF PRIDE not go so nigh to her and rode a little apartdeeming the lightness of the company but ill-fittedfor a warlike swain. So, having taken their pleasure in the fieldsfor a space, they turned them back to the Houseof Pride,.
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