The Apology for PoetrySan Fernando Valley State College, 1969 - 51 pages |
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... woordes ( besides theire delight which hath a greate infinitie to memorye ) being so sett as one cannot be lost but ... woorde so as it weare begettinge annother as be it in ryme or measured verse by the former a man shall haue a neere ...
... woordes ( besides theire delight which hath a greate infinitie to memorye ) being so sett as one cannot be lost but ... woorde so as it weare begettinge annother as be it in ryme or measured verse by the former a man shall haue a neere ...
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... woordes : yett shall it be so furre from concluding that the abuse shold giue reproche to the abused , yt contrarywise It is a good reasonn that what soeuer beinge abused doth most harme , being rightely vsed ( and vpon the right vse ...
... woordes : yett shall it be so furre from concluding that the abuse shold giue reproche to the abused , yt contrarywise It is a good reasonn that what soeuer beinge abused doth most harme , being rightely vsed ( and vpon the right vse ...
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... woordes of this playe matter ? I doe it because , as they are excelling parts of Poesie so is theire non so much used in Englannde , and non cann be more pittifully abused . Which like an vnmannerly Daughter sheweing a badd Education ...
... woordes of this playe matter ? I doe it because , as they are excelling parts of Poesie so is theire non so much used in Englannde , and non cann be more pittifully abused . Which like an vnmannerly Daughter sheweing a badd Education ...
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