Poetry of the English Renaissance, 1509-1660John William Hebel, Hoyt Hopewell Hudson |
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... fame hath caught . To quite his boon and aye well - meaning mind , Whereby he did his sequel seem to bind , Though want of skill to silence me procures , I write of him whose fame for aye endures ; A worthy wight , a noble for his race ...
... fame hath caught . To quite his boon and aye well - meaning mind , Whereby he did his sequel seem to bind , Though want of skill to silence me procures , I write of him whose fame for aye endures ; A worthy wight , a noble for his race ...
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... fame is graved on Rosamond's black hearse , Still mayst thou live ; and still be honorėd For that rare work , The White Rose and the Red . And Drayton , whose well - written tragedies And sweet epistles soar thy fame to skies , Thy ...
... fame is graved on Rosamond's black hearse , Still mayst thou live ; and still be honorėd For that rare work , The White Rose and the Red . And Drayton , whose well - written tragedies And sweet epistles soar thy fame to skies , Thy ...
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... fame to last so long a while , And for that happier tongues have won so much , Think you to make your barbarous language such ? Poor narrow limits for so mighty pains , That cannot promise any foreign vent ; And yet if here to all your ...
... fame to last so long a while , And for that happier tongues have won so much , Think you to make your barbarous language such ? Poor narrow limits for so mighty pains , That cannot promise any foreign vent ; And yet if here to all your ...
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HENRY | 8 |
HENRY HOWARD EARL OF SURREY | 27 |
THOMAS LORD VAUX | 38 |
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