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Pagina 75
... Speaking of the opening lines of this Song , I said that it would be possible to produce numerous passages about dancing ... speak , a more Shakespearian presentation of the May of Spenser . Now it seems to me very likely that Spenser's ...
... Speaking of the opening lines of this Song , I said that it would be possible to produce numerous passages about dancing ... speak , a more Shakespearian presentation of the May of Spenser . Now it seems to me very likely that Spenser's ...
Pagina 169
... speak of the wind as curling or frizzing their tresses ; or why should we not even occasionally speak of their periwigs ? * Part IV , ch . xiv , § 47–50 . Dante alone is using the phrase correctly , and that ' ARCADES ' 169.
... speak of the wind as curling or frizzing their tresses ; or why should we not even occasionally speak of their periwigs ? * Part IV , ch . xiv , § 47–50 . Dante alone is using the phrase correctly , and that ' ARCADES ' 169.
Pagina 251
... speak , the skeleton of Cleveland's dialectical and hyperbolical wit . There are roughly five stages . ( 1 ) He will not attempt to scan his tears ; his pen is merely a spout for the rain - water of his eyes . The Muses are no mermaids ...
... speak , the skeleton of Cleveland's dialectical and hyperbolical wit . There are roughly five stages . ( 1 ) He will not attempt to scan his tears ; his pen is merely a spout for the rain - water of his eyes . The Muses are no mermaids ...
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Preface by Geoffrey Tillotson | 7 |
Some remarks on seventeenthcentury poetry | 22 |
The Latin poems | 40 |
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