The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... deliuered in verses for that same exquisite obserueinge of number and measure in the woordes and that highe flyeing libertye of conceite proper to the Poett did seeme to haue som devine force in it . And maye not I presume a litle ...
... deliuered in verses for that same exquisite obserueinge of number and measure in the woordes and that highe flyeing libertye of conceite proper to the Poett did seeme to haue som devine force in it . And maye not I presume a litle ...
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... deliuered to mankinde that hath not the worckes of nature for his principall obiecte without which they could not consist and one which they so depende as they become Actors and Players as It were of what nature will haue sett furthe ...
... deliuered to mankinde that hath not the worckes of nature for his principall obiecte without which they could not consist and one which they so depende as they become Actors and Players as It were of what nature will haue sett furthe ...
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