The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... saye againe ) not the faulte of the arte ; but that by fewe menn yt arte cann be accomplished . Certainely euen our ... saye the Philosopher teacheth but he teacheth obscurely ; so as the learnned onely cann vnderstannde him . That is to ...
... saye againe ) not the faulte of the arte ; but that by fewe menn yt arte cann be accomplished . Certainely euen our ... saye the Philosopher teacheth but he teacheth obscurely ; so as the learnned onely cann vnderstannde him . That is to ...
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... saye yt Nathan lyed in his speache before alleaged to Dauid : which as a wicked mann durst scarce saye : So thincke I none so simple , woulde say yt Esope lyed in the tayels of his beastes : for whoe thinckes yt Esope wrate it for ...
... saye yt Nathan lyed in his speache before alleaged to Dauid : which as a wicked mann durst scarce saye : So thincke I none so simple , woulde say yt Esope lyed in the tayels of his beastes : for whoe thinckes yt Esope wrate it for ...
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... saye the Liricke is larded with passionate sonetts . The Elegiacke weepes the wante of his mistres : and that euen the Historicall Cupid hath ambitiously climed . Alas loue wolde thou couldest as well defende thy selfe , as thou canst ...
... saye the Liricke is larded with passionate sonetts . The Elegiacke weepes the wante of his mistres : and that euen the Historicall Cupid hath ambitiously climed . Alas loue wolde thou couldest as well defende thy selfe , as thou canst ...
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