The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... delight so must they be content litle to moue . savinge wranglinge whether Vertus be the cheife or the only god good ... delighted ; which is all the good fellowe Poett seemeth to promise : and so steale to see the forme of goodnes ...
... delight so must they be content litle to moue . savinge wranglinge whether Vertus be the cheife or the only god good ... delighted ; which is all the good fellowe Poett seemeth to promise : and so steale to see the forme of goodnes ...
Page 36
... delight being barred them , the lesse they colde ouerthrowe them the more they hated them . for indeed they founde for Homer seauen Cittyes ; and straue who showld haue him for theire Cittyzen where many Cittyes banished philosophers as ...
... delight being barred them , the lesse they colde ouerthrowe them the more they hated them . for indeed they founde for Homer seauen Cittyes ; and straue who showld haue him for theire Cittyzen where many Cittyes banished philosophers as ...
Page 44
... delight as the Tragedy sholde be still mainetained in a well raised admiration : But our Comediants thincke theire is no delight without laughter wch is verye wronge for thoughe laughter may com wth delight yett cometh it not of delight ...
... delight as the Tragedy sholde be still mainetained in a well raised admiration : But our Comediants thincke theire is no delight without laughter wch is verye wronge for thoughe laughter may com wth delight yett cometh it not of delight ...
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