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... write in Latin or English , and whether to take for his subject the story of King Arthur or the Fall of Man . He ... write , and he had to employ his daughters as secretaries to write down his verses for him and to read aloud to him ...
... write in Latin or English , and whether to take for his subject the story of King Arthur or the Fall of Man . He ... write , and he had to employ his daughters as secretaries to write down his verses for him and to read aloud to him ...
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... writes tenderly and humorously in his letters , to sketch and write poetry . Another widow , Lady Austen , came to live near Olney , and she inspired Cowper to write John Gilpin and The Task . The Task was published in 1785 , and ...
... writes tenderly and humorously in his letters , to sketch and write poetry . Another widow , Lady Austen , came to live near Olney , and she inspired Cowper to write John Gilpin and The Task . The Task was published in 1785 , and ...
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... write with my watch before me , and to require from myself 250 words every quarter of an hour . I have found that the 250 words have been forth- coming as regularly as my watch went . " I can think of no other writer who has been able to ...
... write with my watch before me , and to require from myself 250 words every quarter of an hour . I have found that the 250 words have been forth- coming as regularly as my watch went . " I can think of no other writer who has been able to ...
Contents
SIR THOMAS MALORY 1413?1470 | 18 |
EDMUND SPENSER 15521599 | 24 |
CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE 15641593 | 38 |
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