Poetry of the English Renaissance, 1509-1660John William Hebel, Hoyt Hopewell Hudson |
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... lines , every line containing ten syllables . ' In A Hundreth Sundry Flowers ( 1573 ) there appear thirty sonnets , of which at least eleven are by Gascoigne himself . It is notable that one of these ( see p . 88 ) is an early example ...
... lines , every line containing ten syllables . ' In A Hundreth Sundry Flowers ( 1573 ) there appear thirty sonnets , of which at least eleven are by Gascoigne himself . It is notable that one of these ( see p . 88 ) is an early example ...
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... lines , which is practically a repetitious description of his mistress . At the close one cannot be certain whether the mistress is a real or imaginary woman , or the ab- straction , fair virtue . Scattered through the poem are a few ...
... lines , which is practically a repetitious description of his mistress . At the close one cannot be certain whether the mistress is a real or imaginary woman , or the ab- straction , fair virtue . Scattered through the poem are a few ...
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... lines 159-236 from the 342 lines of the poem . 31-34 ] These famous lines first appeared in this form in the edition of 1655. The suggestion for them prob- ably came from lines 122-124 of Wil- liam Cartwright's In Memory of the most ...
... lines 159-236 from the 342 lines of the poem . 31-34 ] These famous lines first appeared in this form in the edition of 1655. The suggestion for them prob- ably came from lines 122-124 of Wil- liam Cartwright's In Memory of the most ...
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