The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... sholde neuer satisefie his inwarde conceite , with beinge wittnesse to it selfe of a true liuely knowledge : But the same mann as soone as he might see those beastes well painted , or the house well in moddell , sholde straight wayes ...
... sholde neuer satisefie his inwarde conceite , with beinge wittnesse to it selfe of a true liuely knowledge : But the same mann as soone as he might see those beastes well painted , or the house well in moddell , sholde straight wayes ...
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... sholde requite ye obiections mad againe Poetts with like cavilations againe Philos- ophers as likewise one sholde doe , that sholde bidd one reade Phedrus or Simposcum in Plato , or ye discourse of loue in Plutarche and see whether any ...
... sholde requite ye obiections mad againe Poetts with like cavilations againe Philos- ophers as likewise one sholde doe , that sholde bidd one reade Phedrus or Simposcum in Plato , or ye discourse of loue in Plutarche and see whether any ...
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... sholde be full of delight as the Tragedy sholde be still mainetained in a well raised admiration : But our Comediants thincke theire is no delight without laughter wch is verye wronge for thoughe laughter may com wth delight yett cometh ...
... sholde be full of delight as the Tragedy sholde be still mainetained in a well raised admiration : But our Comediants thincke theire is no delight without laughter wch is verye wronge for thoughe laughter may com wth delight yett cometh ...
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