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... Write that I do write you blessed , Will you write ' tis but a writ- ing ? ΙΟ But if truth and love confess it , Will ye doubt the true indit- ing ? No : I say , and think , and write it , - Write , and think , and say your pleasure ...
... Write that I do write you blessed , Will you write ' tis but a writ- ing ? ΙΟ But if truth and love confess it , Will ye doubt the true indit- ing ? No : I say , and think , and write it , - Write , and think , and say your pleasure ...
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... write well , there are required three necessaries : to read the best authors , observe the best speakers , and much exercise of his own style . In style , to consider what ought to be written , and after what manner , he must first ...
... write well , there are required three necessaries : to read the best authors , observe the best speakers , and much exercise of his own style . In style , to consider what ought to be written , and after what manner , he must first ...
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... write the first mask for the new court , The Vision of the Twelve Goddesses , 1604. Al- though Jonson superseded him as the writer of masks , Daniel retained the Queen's favor and held various offices in her household . With the ...
... write the first mask for the new court , The Vision of the Twelve Goddesses , 1604. Al- though Jonson superseded him as the writer of masks , Daniel retained the Queen's favor and held various offices in her household . With the ...
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