Poetry of the English Renaissance, 1509-1660John William Hebel, Hoyt Hopewell Hudson |
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... Petrarch's Laura meant , for truth the lip bewrays . Lo , why th ' Italians , yet which never saw thy rays , To find out Petrarch's sense such forged glosses try : The beauties which he in a veil enclosed beheld But revelations were ...
... Petrarch's Laura meant , for truth the lip bewrays . Lo , why th ' Italians , yet which never saw thy rays , To find out Petrarch's sense such forged glosses try : The beauties which he in a veil enclosed beheld But revelations were ...
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... Petrarch ( 1304- 1374 ) and Serafino del Aquila ( 1466-1500 ) . Translating Petrarch , Wyatt produced the first group of sonnets in English . His Seven Penitential Psalms ( published 1549 ) was written in close imitation of a work by ...
... Petrarch ( 1304- 1374 ) and Serafino del Aquila ( 1466-1500 ) . Translating Petrarch , Wyatt produced the first group of sonnets in English . His Seven Penitential Psalms ( published 1549 ) was written in close imitation of a work by ...
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... Petrarch ( through the French of Marot ) , and were published , filled out to sonnet - length , with Spenser's Complaints , 1591. After the ' epigrams ' in the Theater appeared fifteen poems in fourteen lines each , called ' Sonnets ...
... Petrarch ( through the French of Marot ) , and were published , filled out to sonnet - length , with Spenser's Complaints , 1591. After the ' epigrams ' in the Theater appeared fifteen poems in fourteen lines each , called ' Sonnets ...
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