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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... honour , if such it be , of affording the scene of two of the earliest tragedies in our language . They were the works of unknown authors , but have , for the time in which they appeared , no inconsiderable share of merit . As we were ...
... honour , if such it be , of affording the scene of two of the earliest tragedies in our language . They were the works of unknown authors , but have , for the time in which they appeared , no inconsiderable share of merit . As we were ...
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... honour , and among others the attachment of Sir Thomas Wyatt was selected as affording a pretence of that nature . Writers are not wanting who assert , that he made himself a voluntary confession of criminal intimacy with her previous ...
... honour , and among others the attachment of Sir Thomas Wyatt was selected as affording a pretence of that nature . Writers are not wanting who assert , that he made himself a voluntary confession of criminal intimacy with her previous ...
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... 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 in this light , the practice before ...
... 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 in this light , the practice before ...
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... honour of Knighthood was conferred upon Sir Thomas Wyatt on Easter - day , March 18th , 1536 ; soon after which he was confined for a short time in the Tower . The cause of this imprisonment is unknown ; but is said to have arisen out ...
... honour of Knighthood was conferred upon Sir Thomas Wyatt on Easter - day , March 18th , 1536 ; soon after which he was confined for a short time in the Tower . The cause of this imprisonment is unknown ; but is said to have arisen out ...
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... honour that belongs to the King's ambassadors . — I lent not them my horses when they went out of Barcelona ; nor I did not ac- company them on the way . " " First I report me to my servants , some 12 . SIR THOMAS WYATT .
... honour that belongs to the King's ambassadors . — I lent not them my horses when they went out of Barcelona ; nor I did not ac- company them on the way . " " First I report me to my servants , some 12 . SIR THOMAS WYATT .
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