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... lines & rymes feeke her to please alone Whome if you please I care for others none / . The lines undoubtedly represent the first form of Sonnet I of Spenser's Amoretti , and , apart from their supreme fascination from many points of ...
... lines & rymes feeke her to please alone Whome if you please I care for others none / . The lines undoubtedly represent the first form of Sonnet I of Spenser's Amoretti , and , apart from their supreme fascination from many points of ...
Page 101
... lines , and rimes ' of The Faerie Queene , and was written to ask the lady's acceptance of the book , the progress of which , we learn from the Amoretti ( cp . Sonnets xxxiii ; lxxx ) , was impeded by the distractions of his wooing . 1 ...
... lines , and rimes ' of The Faerie Queene , and was written to ask the lady's acceptance of the book , the progress of which , we learn from the Amoretti ( cp . Sonnets xxxiii ; lxxx ) , was impeded by the distractions of his wooing . 1 ...
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... line is in the old English hand , the first two lines are in an artificial writing , italic for the most part , but with a picturesque Gothic a in the word deaddoing . No form of writing could more characteristically reflect the varying ...
... line is in the old English hand , the first two lines are in an artificial writing , italic for the most part , but with a picturesque Gothic a in the word deaddoing . No form of writing could more characteristically reflect the varying ...
Contents
SIXTH ANNUAL General Meeting June 25 1908 | 5 |
SUMMARY KNIGHTS FEES BY PAUL VINOGRADOFF FELLOW OF | 15 |
AN UNRECOGNIZED WESTMINSTER CHRONICLER 13811394 | 65 |
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