The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... waye of Sir Thomas Moores Eutopia . I saye the waye , because where Sir Thomas Moore erred it was the falte of the mann , and not of the Poett : for yt waye of patterninge a comonn wealthe was most absolute thoughe hee perchaunce hath ...
... waye of Sir Thomas Moores Eutopia . I saye the waye , because where Sir Thomas Moore erred it was the falte of the mann , and not of the Poett : for yt waye of patterninge a comonn wealthe was most absolute thoughe hee perchaunce hath ...
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... waye , he enformeth you of the particularyties as well of the tediousnes of ye waye as of the pleasaunte lodginge you shall haue when your iorney is indeed ended , as of the many turnings as maye diverte you from your waye . But this is ...
... waye , he enformeth you of the particularyties as well of the tediousnes of ye waye as of the pleasaunte lodginge you shall haue when your iorney is indeed ended , as of the many turnings as maye diverte you from your waye . But this is ...
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... waye but giueth 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 ...
... waye but giueth 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 ...
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