The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... mynde , onely cleered by faithe . But truly nowe haueinge named him I feare mee I seeme to prophane that holy name applyinge it to Poettrye , which is - anwe amounge us throwne downe to so ridiculous an estemationn . But they that with ...
... mynde , onely cleered by faithe . But truly nowe haueinge named him I feare mee I seeme to prophane that holy name applyinge it to Poettrye , which is - anwe amounge us throwne downe to so ridiculous an estemationn . But they that with ...
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... mynde hath a free desire to doe well . The inwarde light eache mynde hathe in it selfe is as good as Philosophers booke ; since in nature wee knowe it is well to do well , and what is well and what is euill , Althoughe not in the wordes ...
... mynde hath a free desire to doe well . The inwarde light eache mynde hathe in it selfe is as good as Philosophers booke ; since in nature wee knowe it is well to do well , and what is well and what is euill , Althoughe not in the wordes ...
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... mynde from wickednes to vertue : even as the childe is oftenn brought to take most holsom things by hidinge them in such other as haue a pleasaunte tast which if one shoulde beginn to tell them the nature of Aloes or Rubarbarum they ...
... mynde from wickednes to vertue : even as the childe is oftenn brought to take most holsom things by hidinge them in such other as haue a pleasaunte tast which if one shoulde beginn to tell them the nature of Aloes or Rubarbarum they ...
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