The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... loue wolde thou couldest as well defende thy selfe , as thou canst offende others : I woulde those one whome thou dost attende coulde either put thee awaye or yeilde good reason why they keepe thee . But graunte loue of beauty to be a ...
... loue wolde thou couldest as well defende thy selfe , as thou canst offende others : I woulde those one whome thou dost attende coulde either put thee awaye or yeilde good reason why they keepe thee . But graunte loue of beauty to be a ...
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... loue in Plutarche and see whether any Poett doe authorise abhominable filthynes as they doe . Againe a man may aske out of what comonn wealthe Plato did banish them : Insoothe thence where hee himselfe alloweth comunitye with women . So ...
... loue in Plutarche and see whether any Poett doe authorise abhominable filthynes as they doe . Againe a man may aske out of what comonn wealthe Plato did banish them : Insoothe thence where hee himselfe alloweth comunitye with women . So ...
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... loue , If I weare a mistresse wold neuer perswade me I weare in loue . So ioldely [ coldely ] the apply firye speaches as men that had rather readd lovers writtings , and so caught vp certaine swelling phrases which hange togeather like ...
... loue , If I weare a mistresse wold neuer perswade me I weare in loue . So ioldely [ coldely ] the apply firye speaches as men that had rather readd lovers writtings , and so caught vp certaine swelling phrases which hange togeather like ...
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