Book-lore: A Magazine Devoted to Old Time Literature, Volume 6Elliot Stock, 1887 - Bibliography |
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... Poems , 1786 , referred incidentally to Thomas and some of the legends , which survived even to their own day , respecting his antics when in the flesh ; but nothing had been done to collect authentic biographical references , and even ...
... Poems , 1786 , referred incidentally to Thomas and some of the legends , which survived even to their own day , respecting his antics when in the flesh ; but nothing had been done to collect authentic biographical references , and even ...
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... poem in three " fyttes , " preserved in four manuscripts , which , however , have many and important textual differences , easily noted by reference to the Early English Text Society's reprint , where the versions are placed in parallel ...
... poem in three " fyttes , " preserved in four manuscripts , which , however , have many and important textual differences , easily noted by reference to the Early English Text Society's reprint , where the versions are placed in parallel ...
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... poem , Great Britain's Troy ; and The Life of Ambrosius Merlin , the great necromancer and seer , published in 1641 , which is supposed to have been his last literary performance . Heywood's poetical abilities do not rank so high as his ...
... poem , Great Britain's Troy ; and The Life of Ambrosius Merlin , the great necromancer and seer , published in 1641 , which is supposed to have been his last literary performance . Heywood's poetical abilities do not rank so high as his ...
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... poem he would excuse the habits of those éralpaι who used to worship at the Temple of Aphrodite , saying that their trade ... poems are political , a curious coincidence , when we take into consideration the spirit of these times , when ...
... poem he would excuse the habits of those éralpaι who used to worship at the Temple of Aphrodite , saying that their trade ... poems are political , a curious coincidence , when we take into consideration the spirit of these times , when ...
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... poem tc , would tak irrelevant , spicuous t 22 MONG the subjects treated of in the early days . of English literature , when books and readers were few , works on ... poems that he ever wrote , probably for. BY WILLIAM CAREW HAZLITT .
... poem tc , would tak irrelevant , spicuous t 22 MONG the subjects treated of in the early days . of English literature , when books and readers were few , works on ... poems that he ever wrote , probably for. BY WILLIAM CAREW HAZLITT .
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Page 23 - robin red-breast; Sing, birds, in every furrow; And from each bill, let music shrill Give my fair love good-morrow. Blackbird and thrush, in every bush, Stare, linnet, and cock-sparrow, You pretty elves, amongst yourselves, Sing my fair love good-morrow. To give my love good-morrow, Sing, birds, in every furrow.
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Page 73 - did not want examples among his predecessors or companions among his contemporaries; but in the meanness and servility of hyperbolical adulation I know not whether since the days in which the Roman Emperors were deified he has ever been equalled, except by Afra Behn in an address to Eleanor Gwyn.
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Page 67 - them than the common sort Of outward things : that judge in their intent Without regard, what inward doth resort I graunt, sometime of glory that the fire Doth touch my heart. Me list not to report Blame by honour, nor honour to desire, But how may I this honour now attaine That
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Page 79 - Agrippa kept a Stygian pug, I' th' garb and habit of a dog, That was his tutor, and the cur Read to th' occult philosopher, And taught him subtly to maintain All other sciences