Kentish Poets. A series of writers in English poetry, natives or residents in the county of Kent; with specimens of their compositions and some account of their lives and writings. By R. F.1821 |
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... death she looked presently to lie down , was upon Mistress Drewry's man's confession , and other great likelihood , likewise committed to the Tower , and on Wednesday the 6th of May arraigned , with Mistress Drewry , at the Guildhall ...
... death she looked presently to lie down , was upon Mistress Drewry's man's confession , and other great likelihood , likewise committed to the Tower , and on Wednesday the 6th of May arraigned , with Mistress Drewry , at the Guildhall ...
Page xvi
... death , According to the observation of such course : The reason is , that now of truth I sing , And should I add , or else diminish ought , Many of these spectators then could say , I have committed error in my play . Bear with XVI ...
... death , According to the observation of such course : The reason is , that now of truth I sing , And should I add , or else diminish ought , Many of these spectators then could say , I have committed error in my play . Bear with XVI ...
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... death , considered themselves bound in honour to defend the memory of the murdered Queen ; and that one of them when young , had collected materials with the intention of refuting the calumnies of her accusers . Considering the affair ...
... death , considered themselves bound in honour to defend the memory of the murdered Queen ; and that one of them when young , had collected materials with the intention of refuting the calumnies of her accusers . Considering the affair ...
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Rowland FREEMAN. viduals actually suffered death for their supposed attachment to the Queen . Why may not these have been platonic lovers ? From this period Sir Thomas Wyatt seems to have strung his lyre to other notes than love . We are ...
Rowland FREEMAN. viduals actually suffered death for their supposed attachment to the Queen . Why may not these have been platonic lovers ? From this period Sir Thomas Wyatt seems to have strung his lyre to other notes than love . We are ...
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... death was universally lamented as a national loss , and few men have enjoyed in a greater degree , the envied distinction of being praised by those whose praise is fame - landari a laudatis . Sir Thomas Wyatt , by the accounts of his ...
... death was universally lamented as a national loss , and few men have enjoyed in a greater degree , the envied distinction of being praised by those whose praise is fame - landari a laudatis . Sir Thomas Wyatt , by the accounts of his ...
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