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... says , no mere " hireling " but a gentleman- shepherd , such as " all the ancient poets " portray . The Satyr , of whom Fletcher says nothing , belongs not only in pastoral but also in the Greek satyr play . Satyr and shepherd are fully ...
... says , no mere " hireling " but a gentleman- shepherd , such as " all the ancient poets " portray . The Satyr , of whom Fletcher says nothing , belongs not only in pastoral but also in the Greek satyr play . Satyr and shepherd are fully ...
Page 75
... says that it is " little if at all better than Euphuism . It is just as formal , just as much a trick , just as ... say thus much on thy behalfe ; thou hast imployed 6. Pastoral Poetry , pp . 151–2 . my love there , where all love is ...
... says that it is " little if at all better than Euphuism . It is just as formal , just as much a trick , just as ... say thus much on thy behalfe ; thou hast imployed 6. Pastoral Poetry , pp . 151–2 . my love there , where all love is ...
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... says that " the Poets were also from the beginning the best perswaders , and their eloquence the first Rethoricke of ... say , a representing , counterfetting , or figuring foorth : to speake metaphorically , a speaking picture : with ...
... says that " the Poets were also from the beginning the best perswaders , and their eloquence the first Rethoricke of ... say , a representing , counterfetting , or figuring foorth : to speake metaphorically , a speaking picture : with ...
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