The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... cann bee content to be such a one . Nowe as in Geometrie the oblique must be knowne as well as ye right : and in Arithmeticke the odd as well as the even ; So in the actions of our lyfe who seeth not the filthynes of evill , wanteth a ...
... cann bee content to be such a one . Nowe as in Geometrie the oblique must be knowne as well as ye right : and in Arithmeticke the odd as well as the even ; So in the actions of our lyfe who seeth not the filthynes of evill , wanteth a ...
Page 34
... cann tell . Since no memorye is so auncyent that hath the presedence of Poetrye . And certainely it is that in our plainest homelynes . yett neuer was the Albion nation without Poettrye . Marry this argument though it be leauelled ...
... cann tell . Since no memorye is so auncyent that hath the presedence of Poetrye . And certainely it is that in our plainest homelynes . yett neuer was the Albion nation without Poettrye . Marry this argument though it be leauelled ...
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... cann scarce endure the paine of a penn . Vpon this necessarily followeth that base menn with servile witts vndertake it [ 15v ] Who thincke it Inoughe if they cann be rewarded of the printer . And so as Epaminondas is saide with the ...
... cann scarce endure the paine of a penn . Vpon this necessarily followeth that base menn with servile witts vndertake it [ 15v ] Who thincke it Inoughe if they cann be rewarded of the printer . And so as Epaminondas is saide with the ...
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