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... poetic renown, audiences thought it ' irksome ', and it is a tribute to Jonson's prestige that we should be told they ... poem', did very little to ' preserve popular delight '. On the contrary, by removing all check upon Jonson's prolix ...
... poetic renown, audiences thought it ' irksome ', and it is a tribute to Jonson's prestige that we should be told they ... poem', did very little to ' preserve popular delight '. On the contrary, by removing all check upon Jonson's prolix ...
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... Poems edited by Jonson himself in the Folio of 1616. These comprise the Epigrams and The Forest. II. Poems published in the Second Volume of the Folio in 1640: the Underwoods. Some of these were no doubt collected by Jonson ; but many ...
... Poems edited by Jonson himself in the Folio of 1616. These comprise the Epigrams and The Forest. II. Poems published in the Second Volume of the Folio in 1640: the Underwoods. Some of these were no doubt collected by Jonson ; but many ...
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... poets and dramatists ; but the true magnitude of the ' Starre of Poets ' in the firmament of universal literature he was the first clearly to proclaim. In temper and afflatus, if not in form, the memorial poem on Shakespeare knocks hard ...
... poets and dramatists ; but the true magnitude of the ' Starre of Poets ' in the firmament of universal literature he was the first clearly to proclaim. In temper and afflatus, if not in form, the memorial poem on Shakespeare knocks hard ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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