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... poor in amiable sentiment . There is a brutal exuberant fun throughout the whole action which finds its com- plete expression and consummation in the brawny gallantry and muscular merri- ment of Tharsalio . A speculative commentator ...
... poor in amiable sentiment . There is a brutal exuberant fun throughout the whole action which finds its com- plete expression and consummation in the brawny gallantry and muscular merri- ment of Tharsalio . A speculative commentator ...
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... poor in treasure of thought , it never fails in animation and interest ; and the hardened student of our early stage who has once entered the shambles will hardly turn away in disgust or weariness from the fume and flow of monotonous ...
... poor in treasure of thought , it never fails in animation and interest ; and the hardened student of our early stage who has once entered the shambles will hardly turn away in disgust or weariness from the fume and flow of monotonous ...
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... poor scholar of humblest parentage , lived to perfect the exquisite metre invented for narrative by Chaucer , giving it ( to my ear at least ) more of weight and depth , of force and fullness , than its founder had to give ; he invented ...
... poor scholar of humblest parentage , lived to perfect the exquisite metre invented for narrative by Chaucer , giving it ( to my ear at least ) more of weight and depth , of force and fullness , than its founder had to give ; he invented ...
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... poor and strange trifle , to the passport of a whole City of others , I rest as resolute as Seneca , satisfying myself if but a few , if one , or if none like it . By the true admirer of thy virtues and perfectly vowed friend , G ...
... poor and strange trifle , to the passport of a whole City of others , I rest as resolute as Seneca , satisfying myself if but a few , if one , or if none like it . By the true admirer of thy virtues and perfectly vowed friend , G ...
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... poor flesh in bands Of stone and steel , chief flowers of virtue's .garlands . O then most tender fortress of our woes , That bleeding lie in virtue's overthrows , Hating the whoredom of this painted light : Raise thy chaste daughters ...
... poor flesh in bands Of stone and steel , chief flowers of virtue's .garlands . O then most tender fortress of our woes , That bleeding lie in virtue's overthrows , Hating the whoredom of this painted light : Raise thy chaste daughters ...
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Andromeda beams bear beauty blest blood bosom breast breath Bussy d'Ambois cast Chapman cloth extra dear death deeds Deities delight divine doth ears earth eternal eyes fair fame fate fear fire flame force gainst GEORGE CHAPMAN give glory Gods golden grace hand hast hath hear heart heaven Hellespont Hermes Hero Hero and Leander Hesiod Homer honour humour Hymen Iliad immortal Jove Jove's king labour lady Leander learning light live Lord love's lute men's mind Muse Neptune never night noble nought nuptial nymph Ovid oxen pains peace Perseus Phoebus play poem Poesy poet poison'd poor praise Prince rich rude sacred Second Maiden's Tragedy sense shine sight sing soul spirit stars sweet thee thine things thou thought true truth Twixt Venus verse vex'd virgin virtue wife words worth
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