One poem by this author ends with the lines "Leaves, lines, and rhymes, seek her to please alone,whom if ye please, I care for other none".
One poem by this author ends with the lines "Leaves, lines, and rhymes, seek her to please alone,whom if ye please, I care for other none". Another of his works contains a character who constantlytries to weigh things on his scales until he is thrown into the sea by a man made of metal. The formerpoem appears in a collection by this poet to which he appended a poem celebrating his marriage toElizabeth Boyle called (*) "Epithalamion". In his most famous work, Artegal is captured by the AmazonRadigund, then saved by Britomart, while Archimago and Duessa conspire against the virtuous Una and theRedcrosse Knight. For 10 points, name this author of the Amoretti who represented Queen Elizabeth asGloriana in The Faerie Queen.
One poem by this author ends with the lines "Leaves, lines, and rhymes, seek her to please alone,whom if ye please, I care for other none".
Edmund Spenser