The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... of publike pollicye , or pryvate gouerment , replenishethe the memorye with manye infallible growndes of reasonne wisdome : wch not withstandinge lye darcke bife before the Imaginatiue and iudgeinge power : if they be not illuminated 14.
... of publike pollicye , or pryvate gouerment , replenishethe the memorye with manye infallible growndes of reasonne wisdome : wch not withstandinge lye darcke bife before the Imaginatiue and iudgeinge power : if they be not illuminated 14.
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... memorye beinge the only treasurer of knowledge : Those woordes wch are fittest for memorye are likewise most convenient for knoweledge Nowe yt verse farr exceedeth prose in the knittinge vpp of ye memorye , [ 11v ] The reasone is ...
... memorye beinge the only treasurer of knowledge : Those woordes wch are fittest for memorye are likewise most convenient for knoweledge Nowe yt verse farr exceedeth prose in the knittinge vpp of ye memorye , [ 11v ] The reasone is ...
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... 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 against Poettrye , yett is ...
... 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 against Poettrye , yett is ...
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