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That such a work as the present must be imperfect the author is well aware — the
subject is copious , and there is much that he has been obliged to pass over with
a hasty allusion , or altogether in silence . The ballads and fugitive verses ...
That such a work as the present must be imperfect the author is well aware — the
subject is copious , and there is much that he has been obliged to pass over with
a hasty allusion , or altogether in silence . The ballads and fugitive verses ...
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... books that issued from the press in the early days of typography , that the merit
of the author was well appreciated , and that writings which had passed through
so many editions must have been popularly read , and as generally enjoyed .
... books that issued from the press in the early days of typography , that the merit
of the author was well appreciated , and that writings which had passed through
so many editions must have been popularly read , and as generally enjoyed .
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His description and praise of his love Geraldine , although often quoted , is too
full of personal interest to be passed over in silence :From Tuscane came my
Ladies worthy race , Faire Florence was sometime her auncient seate : The
Western ...
His description and praise of his love Geraldine , although often quoted , is too
full of personal interest to be passed over in silence :From Tuscane came my
Ladies worthy race , Faire Florence was sometime her auncient seate : The
Western ...
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He had purposed that all the illustrious but unfortunate characters from the
Conquest to the end of the fourteenth century should pass in review before the
author , who descends , like Dante , into the infernal regions , conducted by
Sorrow .
He had purposed that all the illustrious but unfortunate characters from the
Conquest to the end of the fourteenth century should pass in review before the
author , who descends , like Dante , into the infernal regions , conducted by
Sorrow .
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... to consider the drama as a distinct branch of literature . To have passed it
wholly in silence would have appeared strange , in speaking of those celebrated
in its annals ; and with this brief allusion to its rise , I will pass to the consideration
of ...
... to consider the drama as a distinct branch of literature . To have passed it
wholly in silence would have appeared strange , in speaking of those celebrated
in its annals ; and with this brief allusion to its rise , I will pass to the consideration
of ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | Lectures on English Poetry: To the Time of Milton |
| 著者 | Stanhope Busby |
| 出版社 | Whittaker, 1837 |
| 書籍の提供元 | ハーバード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年1月31日 |
| ページ数 | 118 ページ |
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