The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... indeed cann afoorde you Cipselus , Periander , Phalaris , Dionisius , and I knowe not howe may many more of the same kennell that speede well yenoughe in theire abhominable vniustice of vsurpacion I conclude therefore that hee excelleth ...
... indeed cann afoorde you Cipselus , Periander , Phalaris , Dionisius , and I knowe not howe may many more of the same kennell that speede well yenoughe in theire abhominable vniustice of vsurpacion I conclude therefore that hee excelleth ...
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... indeed ended , as of the many turnings as maye diverte you from your waye . But this is to no man but to him yt will reade him , and reade him with attentiue studious painefullnes , which constant desire whosoeuer hath in him , hath ...
... indeed ended , as of the many turnings as maye diverte you from your waye . But this is to no man but to him yt will reade him , and reade him with attentiue studious painefullnes , which constant desire whosoeuer hath in him , hath ...
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... indeed my burthen is greate now Plato his name is laide vppon me , whom I must confesse of all Philosophers I haue euer esteemed most worthy of reuerence . And wth good reason : since of all philosophers he is the most Poeticall . yett ...
... indeed my burthen is greate now Plato his name is laide vppon me , whom I must confesse of all Philosophers I haue euer esteemed most worthy of reuerence . And wth good reason : since of all philosophers he is the most Poeticall . yett ...
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