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Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. SPENSER AND SIDNEY . xiii fashion and to precedent . Spenser's bolder linguistic experiments he ' dare not allow , since neither Theocritus in Greek , Virgil in Latin , nor ...
Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. SPENSER AND SIDNEY . xiii fashion and to precedent . Spenser's bolder linguistic experiments he ' dare not allow , since neither Theocritus in Greek , Virgil in Latin , nor ...
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Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. 6 It is typical of that sacred hunger of ambitious minds ' , in which Spenser was at one with his age , that at the time when he was pressing his worldly fortunes in the ...
Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. 6 It is typical of that sacred hunger of ambitious minds ' , in which Spenser was at one with his age , that at the time when he was pressing his worldly fortunes in the ...
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Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. discourteous woman.1 But this book has its own distinctive character . The pastoral world was deeply associated with Spenser's own personal experience ; and as he turns to it ...
Edmund Spenser James Cruickshanks Smith, Ernest De Selincourt. discourteous woman.1 But this book has its own distinctive character . The pastoral world was deeply associated with Spenser's own personal experience ; and as he turns to it ...
Contents
FOWRE HYMNES | xxxvii |
INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS OR OF CHASTITIE | 141 |
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