PetrarchJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1877 - 148 páginas |
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... charm of their own . They are entirely devoid of the affectation and antitheses which are the blemishes of Petrarch's Canzoniere . They are far more simple and natural . Perhaps they speak the language of more genuine tenderness and ...
... charm of their own . They are entirely devoid of the affectation and antitheses which are the blemishes of Petrarch's Canzoniere . They are far more simple and natural . Perhaps they speak the language of more genuine tenderness and ...
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... charm . The more austere Muse of England disclaims those hyperbolical expres- sions which are natural to the poets of the South ; and though our language has a rhythm and a majesty of its own , it can hardly be said that any of his ...
... charm . The more austere Muse of England disclaims those hyperbolical expres- sions which are natural to the poets of the South ; and though our language has a rhythm and a majesty of its own , it can hardly be said that any of his ...
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... charm of those matchless fictions , was perhaps the last he dictated to his friend . But his physical strength was now greatly impaired . A journey to Pesaro was beyond his strength . THE TOMB OF PETRARCH . 147 The threescore years and ...
... charm of those matchless fictions , was perhaps the last he dictated to his friend . But his physical strength was now greatly impaired . A journey to Pesaro was beyond his strength . THE TOMB OF PETRARCH . 147 The threescore years and ...
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