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For much more eath to tell the starres on hy , Albe they endlesle seeme , & c .
Then to recount the seas pofteritie . The difficulty of numbering the deities present
at the marriage of Thames and Medway , he expresses in the same manner , in
the ...
For much more eath to tell the starres on hy , Albe they endlesle seeme , & c .
Then to recount the seas pofteritie . The difficulty of numbering the deities present
at the marriage of Thames and Medway , he expresses in the same manner , in
the ...
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... of a prodigious concourse of people by the same simile from Romance . Par .
Reg . iii . 336 . Such forces met not , nor fo wide a camp , When Agrican with all
his northern powers Befieg'd Albracca , as romances tell , The city of Gallaphrone
...
... of a prodigious concourse of people by the same simile from Romance . Par .
Reg . iii . 336 . Such forces met not , nor fo wide a camp , When Agrican with all
his northern powers Befieg'd Albracca , as romances tell , The city of Gallaphrone
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This , I think , is the story of Coucy's heart , related in Fauchet , and Howell's
letters ; which , as they tell us , was represented in tapestry , in Coucy castle , in
France . 3. Fyl [ Jyllian or Julian ] of Brentforde's Teftament . [ 4. Syr Degore . ] 5.
This , I think , is the story of Coucy's heart , related in Fauchet , and Howell's
letters ; which , as they tell us , was represented in tapestry , in Coucy castle , in
France . 3. Fyl [ Jyllian or Julian ] of Brentforde's Teftament . [ 4. Syr Degore . ] 5.
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And though that red have I Of Gawen and Syr Guy , And tell can a grete pece Of
the golden flese , How Jafon it wan Like a valiant man . Of Artur's round table ,
With his knights commendable ; How dame Gaynour his queen , Was somewhat
...
And though that red have I Of Gawen and Syr Guy , And tell can a grete pece Of
the golden flese , How Jafon it wan Like a valiant man . Of Artur's round table ,
With his knights commendable ; How dame Gaynour his queen , Was somewhat
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Was I not able to make them I pray you tell , And am I not able to marre them as
well * ? Again , in an old bombast play ridiculed by Shakespeare , “ And make
and marre the foolish fates t . ” But it is needless to multiply examples ; nor do I ...
Was I not able to make them I pray you tell , And am I not able to marre them as
well * ? Again , in an old bombast play ridiculed by Shakespeare , “ And make
and marre the foolish fates t . ” But it is needless to multiply examples ; nor do I ...
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| Заглавие | Observations on the Fairy Queen of Spenser, Том 2 Eighteenth-century sources for the study of English literature Observations on the Fairy Queen of Spenser, Thomas Warton |
| Автор | Thomas Warton |
| Издание | 2 |
| Издател | R. and J. Dodsley, 1762 |
| Оригиналът е от | Оксфордският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 10 юли 2007 |
| Брой страници | 270 страници |
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