Spenser's Faerie Queene, Том 1J. and R. Tonson in the Strand, 1758 |
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... those , whom from their writings we cannot but esteem , and that we liften to every tale told of them with any degree of pro- bability , or even suffer ourselves to be imposed on by invented stories ? We have several traditionary tales ...
... those , whom from their writings we cannot but esteem , and that we liften to every tale told of them with any degree of pro- bability , or even suffer ourselves to be imposed on by invented stories ? We have several traditionary tales ...
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... those hours , in which he would be moft at leifure . After this " Mr. Spenfer by degrees fo far gained upon him , that he be- " came not only his patron , but his friend too ; entred him at " Court , and obtained of the Queen the grant ...
... those hours , in which he would be moft at leifure . After this " Mr. Spenfer by degrees fo far gained upon him , that he be- " came not only his patron , but his friend too ; entred him at " Court , and obtained of the Queen the grant ...
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... those fix books which are fuppofed to have perifh'd , I am intirely " of Mr. Dryden's opinion , that upon Sir Philip's death he was depriv'd both of means and spirit to accomplish his defign . The ftory of their being loft in his voyage ...
... those fix books which are fuppofed to have perifh'd , I am intirely " of Mr. Dryden's opinion , that upon Sir Philip's death he was depriv'd both of means and spirit to accomplish his defign . The ftory of their being loft in his voyage ...
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... those only in the third Book ; which I believe he defigned to fill up , had he lived to have finished his poem : just as he filled up the following , in B. iii . C. 6. St. 26. which ftood thus in the 1st edition , And after them herself ...
... those only in the third Book ; which I believe he defigned to fill up , had he lived to have finished his poem : just as he filled up the following , in B. iii . C. 6. St. 26. which ftood thus in the 1st edition , And after them herself ...
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... those books contained the Legend of Conftancie : and that these were lost , all excepting the two Cantos above mentioned , either when his house was plundered by the rebels under Tyrone ; or by the negligence of his own fervant , to ...
... those books contained the Legend of Conftancie : and that these were lost , all excepting the two Cantos above mentioned , either when his house was plundered by the rebels under Tyrone ; or by the negligence of his own fervant , to ...
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