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Golding probably realized that the battle was lost , for in the forty busy years that remained to him he did not again translate any author who might bring him the reproach of being a ' setter out of things that are but light and vain ' ...
Golding probably realized that the battle was lost , for in the forty busy years that remained to him he did not again translate any author who might bring him the reproach of being a ' setter out of things that are but light and vain ' ...
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The lesser one , although it often gives shape to the narrative , is to explain why certain things in the world are as they are : how Adonis in dying created the anemone , or Pyramus the mulberry ...
The lesser one , although it often gives shape to the narrative , is to explain why certain things in the world are as they are : how Adonis in dying created the anemone , or Pyramus the mulberry ...
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They ministered too often ' to penny - knaves ' delight , and because they would put their hand to anything , they did few things supremely well . Lodge's career illustrates this . His first published work was Honest Excuses ( 1580 ) ...
They ministered too often ' to penny - knaves ' delight , and because they would put their hand to anything , they did few things supremely well . Lodge's career illustrates this . His first published work was Honest Excuses ( 1580 ) ...
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