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Turning to strictures on Ronsard's diction : it is true that he preserved some mediæval terms . Spenser in affecting the ancients writ no language , ' was Ben Jonson's condemnation of a like accident in the Faery Queen .
Turning to strictures on Ronsard's diction : it is true that he preserved some mediæval terms . Spenser in affecting the ancients writ no language , ' was Ben Jonson's condemnation of a like accident in the Faery Queen .
Pagina 365
In this last passage the Poet resumes an argument , put forward in earlier numbers , that the beauty of his Friend , being true , can only suffer from ' false painting ' and ' ornament . ' While so defending Beauty , which is Truth ...
In this last passage the Poet resumes an argument , put forward in earlier numbers , that the beauty of his Friend , being true , can only suffer from ' false painting ' and ' ornament . ' While so defending Beauty , which is Truth ...
Pagina 366
the illustration of ' gross painting ' is directly applied to the ' false art ' of the Rival Poets : > 6 When they have devized What strained touches Rhetoric can lend , Thou , truly fair , were truly sympathised In true plain words ...
the illustration of ' gross painting ' is directly applied to the ' false art ' of the Rival Poets : > 6 When they have devized What strained touches Rhetoric can lend , Thou , truly fair , were truly sympathised In true plain words ...
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