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... measures of the age from an organic as well as an historical point of view . foreign relations of Elizabethan poetry which , in the lyric , were exemplified largely in the pastoral mode and in the fashion for sonneting and writing ...
... measures of the age from an organic as well as an historical point of view . foreign relations of Elizabethan poetry which , in the lyric , were exemplified largely in the pastoral mode and in the fashion for sonneting and writing ...
Page v
... vii II . ELIZABETHAN LYRICAL MEASURES Xxxviii ELIZABETHAN LYRICS I NOTES . 209 INDEX OF FIRST LINES 299 INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SOURCES INDEX OF INTRODUCTION AND NOTES . 309 317 INTRODUCTION . I. THE ELIZABETHAN LYRIC . WHILE the prime.
... vii II . ELIZABETHAN LYRICAL MEASURES Xxxviii ELIZABETHAN LYRICS I NOTES . 209 INDEX OF FIRST LINES 299 INDEX OF AUTHORS AND SOURCES INDEX OF INTRODUCTION AND NOTES . 309 317 INTRODUCTION . I. THE ELIZABETHAN LYRIC . WHILE the prime.
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... measure in young womanhood ; and lived to receive the literary homage of men like Sidney , Spenser , and Raleigh and to know the glories of the Shakespearean drama in the height of its splendor . There is reason for placing the ...
... measure in young womanhood ; and lived to receive the literary homage of men like Sidney , Spenser , and Raleigh and to know the glories of the Shakespearean drama in the height of its splendor . There is reason for placing the ...
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... measure , has done so much to develop intellectualized emotion in the Elizabethan lyric as John Donne . But Donne is the last poet to demand a proselyting zeal of his devotees , and all those who have learned to love his witching ...
... measure , has done so much to develop intellectualized emotion in the Elizabethan lyric as John Donne . But Donne is the last poet to demand a proselyting zeal of his devotees , and all those who have learned to love his witching ...
Page xxxvii
... and through understanding to love them as one of the most exquisite and priceless heritages handed down to posterity through the lapse of years . II . ELIZABETHAN LYRICAL MEASURES . The metrical forms , INTRODUCTION . xxxvii.
... and through understanding to love them as one of the most exquisite and priceless heritages handed down to posterity through the lapse of years . II . ELIZABETHAN LYRICAL MEASURES . The metrical forms , INTRODUCTION . xxxvii.
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