The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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Page 21
... sweete a prospecte into the waye as will entice any man to enter into it . Nay he doth as if you iourney should ly thoroughe a faier Vinearde , at the verye first giue you a cluster of grapes : that full of that taste you maye longe to ...
... sweete a prospecte into the waye as will entice any man to enter into it . Nay he doth as if you iourney should ly thoroughe a faier Vinearde , at the verye first giue you a cluster of grapes : that full of that taste you maye longe to ...
Page 25
... had murthered infinite numbers and some of his owne bludd So as his yt was not ashamed to make matters for Tragedyes yett colde not resist the sweete violence of a Tragedye . And if it wrought no further good in him It was yt 25.
... had murthered infinite numbers and some of his owne bludd So as his yt was not ashamed to make matters for Tragedyes yett colde not resist the sweete violence of a Tragedye . And if it wrought no further good in him It was yt 25.
Page 36
... sweete misteries of Poettrye ye right descerninge true points of know- ledge They furthwith putting it in Method and making a scoole arte of that wch the poetts did onely teache by a divine delightefullnes begininge to spurne at theire ...
... sweete misteries of Poettrye ye right descerninge true points of know- ledge They furthwith putting it in Method and making a scoole arte of that wch the poetts did onely teache by a divine delightefullnes begininge to spurne at theire ...
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