The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... nature hath takenn therein So doth the Geometrician and Arithmetician in theire diuers sortes of quanntities : So doth the Musisians in times tell you which by nature agree . Which not the naturall Philosopher thereon hath his name ...
... nature hath takenn therein So doth the Geometrician and Arithmetician in theire diuers sortes of quanntities : So doth the Musisians in times tell you which by nature agree . Which not the naturall Philosopher thereon hath his name ...
Page 7
... nature . Onely the Poett disdayninge to be tyed to any such subiection , lifted vpp with the vigor of his owne invention doth growe in effecte another nature in makeinge things either better then nature bringeth forthe or quiet a newe ...
... nature . Onely the Poett disdayninge to be tyed to any such subiection , lifted vpp with the vigor of his owne invention doth growe in effecte another nature in makeinge things either better then nature bringeth forthe or quiet a newe ...
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... nature of Aloes or Rubarbarum they shoulde receiue woulde sooner take theire phisicke attt theire eares then at theire mouths . So is it in menn ( most of which are childishe in the best things tell they be cradeled in theire graues ) ...
... nature of Aloes or Rubarbarum they shoulde receiue woulde sooner take theire phisicke attt theire eares then at theire mouths . So is it in menn ( most of which are childishe in the best things tell they be cradeled in theire graues ) ...
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