Poetry of the English Renaissance, 1509-1660John William Hebel, Hoyt Hopewell Hudson |
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... seems to us exact and adequate . As might have been expected , the exact limits of 1509-1660 have been transgressed . Some particular poems early in the composed before 1509 ; and we have deliberately gone beyond 1660 by the inclusion ...
... seems to us exact and adequate . As might have been expected , the exact limits of 1509-1660 have been transgressed . Some particular poems early in the composed before 1509 ; and we have deliberately gone beyond 1660 by the inclusion ...
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... seem no feignėd dream , But words of worth , and worthy to be weighed , I have presumed my lord for to present With this poor glass , which is of trusty steel , And came to me by will and testament Of one that was a glass - maker indeed ...
... seem no feignėd dream , But words of worth , and worthy to be weighed , I have presumed my lord for to present With this poor glass , which is of trusty steel , And came to me by will and testament Of one that was a glass - maker indeed ...
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... seems to have viewed the Civil War with detachment and not to have associated himself with either party . Later he ... seems to have written first , and from which the English version is partially para- phrased . 854 On a drop of ...
... seems to have viewed the Civil War with detachment and not to have associated himself with either party . Later he ... seems to have written first , and from which the English version is partially para- phrased . 854 On a drop of ...
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HENRY | 8 |
HENRY HOWARD EARL OF SURREY | 27 |
THOMAS LORD VAUX | 38 |
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