 | Edmund Spenser - 1872 - 640 pages
...nothing vulgare ; but in some respecte or other, and especially in lireJy hyperlolicail amplificationi, rare, queint, and odde in every pointe, and, as a man would saye, a degree or two at the Icoste above the reache and compasse of a common schollers capacitie.... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1884 - 312 pages
...onelye in Lucian, Petrarche, Aretine, Pafquill, and all the moft delicate and fine conceited Grecians and Italians : (for the Romanes to fpeake of, are...and drifte was, to have nothing vulgare, but in fome refpecte or other, and efpecially in lively Hyperbolicall Amplifications, rare, queint, and odde in... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1884 - 308 pages
...onelye in Lucian, Petrarche, Aretine, Pafquill, and all the moft delicate and fine conceited Grecians and Italians : (for the Romanes to fpeake of, are...leafte, above the reache, and compaffe of a common Schollers capacitie. In whiche 460 refpecte notwithftanding, as well for the fingularitie of the manner,... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1884 - 322 pages
...onelye in Lncian, PetrarcJie, Aretine, Pafquill, and all the moft delicate and fine conceited Grecians and Italians : (for the Romanes to fpeake of, are...Amplifications, rare, queint, and odde in every pointe, and as a man'would faye, a degree or two at the leafte, above the reache, and compaffe of a common Schollers... | |
 | Gabriel Harvey - 1884 - 360 pages
...onelye in Lucian, Petrarche, Aretine, Pafquill, and all the moft delicate and fine conceited Grecians and Italians : (for the Romanes to fpeake of, are but verye Ciphars in this kinde :) whofe chiefeft endeuour, and drifte was, to haue nothing vulgare, but in fome refpecte or other, and efpecially in... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - Poetry - 1908 - 892 pages
...endevour and drif te •was, to have nothing vulgare, but, in some respecte or other, and especially ` \" %k W ̚OdJ F G2< - U ( bG nVY b M % i , mȂ :: .2 i~ I { Uc! woulde saye, a degree or two, at the least <>. above the reache and compasse of a common schollers... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1923 - 238 pages
...chiefest endevour and drifte was to have nothing vulgare, but in some respecte or other, and especially in LIVELY HYPERBOLICALL AMPLIFICATIONS, rare, queint, and odde in every pointe, and, as a man woulde saye, a degree or two at the leaste above the reach and compasse of a common Schollers capacitie.... | |
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I ever fancied mofte, and in a 4 5 o maner admired onelye in Lucian, Petrarche, Aretine, Pafquill, and all the moft delicate and fine conceited Grecians and Italians... 