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But of the learned puerilities of Cowley there is no doubt , since a volume of his
poems was not only written but printed in his thirteenth year , containing , with
other poetical compositions , The Tragical History of Pyramus and Thisbe , written
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But of the learned puerilities of Cowley there is no doubt , since a volume of his
poems was not only written but printed in his thirteenth year , containing , with
other poetical compositions , The Tragical History of Pyramus and Thisbe , written
...
Pagina 129
Amboyna ( 1673 ) is a tissue of mingled dialogue in verse and prose , and was
perhaps written in less time than The Royal Martyr ; though the author thought not
fit , either ostentatiously or mournfully , to tell how little labour it cost him , or at ...
Amboyna ( 1673 ) is a tissue of mingled dialogue in verse and prose , and was
perhaps written in less time than The Royal Martyr ; though the author thought not
fit , either ostentatiously or mournfully , to tell how little labour it cost him , or at ...
Pagina 131
As it was written against the Papists , it would naturally at that time have friends
and enemies ; and partly by the popularity which it obtained at first , and partly by
the real power both of the serious and risible part , it continued long a favourite of
...
As it was written against the Papists , it would naturally at that time have friends
and enemies ; and partly by the popularity which it obtained at first , and partly by
the real power both of the serious and risible part , it continued long a favourite of
...
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