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Page xliii
... Faerie Queene to combine something of Ariosto's exuberance with the poetic temper of Tasso . The passion for dignified and worthy precedent , which led him to compare his poem with the works of ... FAERIE QUEENE : PLOT AND ALLEGORY xliii.
... Faerie Queene to combine something of Ariosto's exuberance with the poetic temper of Tasso . The passion for dignified and worthy precedent , which led him to compare his poem with the works of ... FAERIE QUEENE : PLOT AND ALLEGORY xliii.
Page li
... Faerie Queene , and fails to recognize how throughout its progress Spenser was inspired by the generall end of all the booke , -to fashion a gentleman or noble person in vertuous and gentle ... FAERIE QUEENE : HISTORICAL ALLEGORY . li.
... Faerie Queene , and fails to recognize how throughout its progress Spenser was inspired by the generall end of all the booke , -to fashion a gentleman or noble person in vertuous and gentle ... FAERIE QUEENE : HISTORICAL ALLEGORY . li.
Page 409
... Faery Queene : At whose approch the soule of Petrarke wept , T Queene . | And from thenceforth those graces were not seene . For they this Queene attended , in whose steed Obliuion laid him downe on Lauras herse : Hereat the hardest ...
... Faery Queene : At whose approch the soule of Petrarke wept , T Queene . | And from thenceforth those graces were not seene . For they this Queene attended , in whose steed Obliuion laid him downe on Lauras herse : Hereat the hardest ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 3 |
THE Legend of Britomartis OR OF CHASTITIE | 140 |
THE SECOND PART OF THE FAERIE QVEENE | 211 |
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