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... sonnets translated ( ' with an unsurpassable crudity , ' says Sidney Lee ) by John Soowthern ; but it seems to have been without influence . Two sonnets were printed with musical notes by Byrd in his Psalms , Sonnets , and Songs of 1588 ...
... sonnets translated ( ' with an unsurpassable crudity , ' says Sidney Lee ) by John Soowthern ; but it seems to have been without influence . Two sonnets were printed with musical notes by Byrd in his Psalms , Sonnets , and Songs of 1588 ...
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... Sonnets , 1595 , ' an hundreth quatorzains in honor of the greatest Disposer of all great honors . ' Constable wrote but did . not publish ( doubtless because of its Catholic sentiments ) a short ... sonnets , 955 NOTES TO SONNET - SEQUENCES.
... Sonnets , 1595 , ' an hundreth quatorzains in honor of the greatest Disposer of all great honors . ' Constable wrote but did . not publish ( doubtless because of its Catholic sentiments ) a short ... sonnets , 955 NOTES TO SONNET - SEQUENCES.
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Some copies also contain sixty or more secular sonnets , addressed to notable men and women of the time . 228 Amorous Songs , Sonnets , and Elegies ] Alexander Craig ( c . 1567- 1627 ) was a cultured Scotchman who came to London in the ...
Some copies also contain sixty or more secular sonnets , addressed to notable men and women of the time . 228 Amorous Songs , Sonnets , and Elegies ] Alexander Craig ( c . 1567- 1627 ) was a cultured Scotchman who came to London in the ...
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