Seventeenth-century Verse and ProseMacmillan, 1959 |
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... Fancy are required : But the Fancy must be more eminent ; because they please for the Extravagancy ; but ought not to displease by Indiscretion . In a good History , the Judgement must be eminent ; because the goodnesse con- in the ...
... Fancy are required : But the Fancy must be more eminent ; because they please for the Extravagancy ; but ought not to displease by Indiscretion . In a good History , the Judgement must be eminent ; because the goodnesse con- in the ...
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... Fancy of man has traced the wayes of true Philosophy , so far it hath produced very marvellous effects to the benefit of mankind . All that is beautifull or defensible in building ; or mervellous in Engines and 10 place in an Heroick ...
... Fancy of man has traced the wayes of true Philosophy , so far it hath produced very marvellous effects to the benefit of mankind . All that is beautifull or defensible in building ; or mervellous in Engines and 10 place in an Heroick ...
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... Fancy looks for Pride , and thither Hyes , and they two hugge together : Yet this new coupling still doth tell That Love and Folly were in hell . The rest do break again , and Pride Hath now got Reason on her side ; Hate and Fancy ...
... Fancy looks for Pride , and thither Hyes , and they two hugge together : Yet this new coupling still doth tell That Love and Folly were in hell . The rest do break again , and Pride Hath now got Reason on her side ; Hate and Fancy ...
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The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
Lancelot Andrewes | 33 |
John Donne | 71 |
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