Literary Criticism of Seventeenth-century EnglandEdward W. Tayler Knopf, 1967 - 427 pagina's |
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Pagina 39
... example ; as with arte to pierce His Grammar , and etymologie of words . But , as great Clerkes , can write no English verse ; Because ( alas ! great Clerks ) English affords ( Say they ) no height , nor copie ; a rude toung , ( Since ...
... example ; as with arte to pierce His Grammar , and etymologie of words . But , as great Clerkes , can write no English verse ; Because ( alas ! great Clerks ) English affords ( Say they ) no height , nor copie ; a rude toung , ( Since ...
Pagina 51
... example of the Turkish Rymes just of the measure of our verse of eleven silla- bles , in feminine Ryme : never begotten I am perswaded by any example in Europe , but borne no doubt in Scythia , and brought over Caucasus and Mount Taurus ...
... example of the Turkish Rymes just of the measure of our verse of eleven silla- bles , in feminine Ryme : never begotten I am perswaded by any example in Europe , but borne no doubt in Scythia , and brought over Caucasus and Mount Taurus ...
Pagina 414
... Example , by Irony ; as when we say of some infamous Woman , She's a civil Person , where the Meaning's to be taken quite oppo- site to the Letter . These few Figures are mentioned only for Ex- ample sake ; it will be understood that ...
... Example , by Irony ; as when we say of some infamous Woman , She's a civil Person , where the Meaning's to be taken quite oppo- site to the Letter . These few Figures are mentioned only for Ex- ample sake ; it will be understood that ...
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