Seventeenth-century Verse and ProseMacmillan, 1959 |
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... mean , that Wit , which is gotten by Use onely , and 50 Experience ; without Method , Culture , or Instruction ... means of language to rational knowledge ( the knowledge of causes and effects ) and thus achieves sapience . The distance ...
... mean , that Wit , which is gotten by Use onely , and 50 Experience ; without Method , Culture , or Instruction ... means of language to rational knowledge ( the knowledge of causes and effects ) and thus achieves sapience . The distance ...
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... mean con- 20 versation , and experience of humble or evil Arts , which the persons of an Epick Poem cannot be thought acquainted with . long as either the Æneid or Illiad , but for one Disadvantage . And the Disadvantage is this : The ...
... mean con- 20 versation , and experience of humble or evil Arts , which the persons of an Epick Poem cannot be thought acquainted with . long as either the Æneid or Illiad , but for one Disadvantage . And the Disadvantage is this : The ...
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... mean ; what love and wit Have done these twentie hundred yeares , and more : I know the projects of unbridled store : 5 splendid 50 perfumes " musical term for the conclusion of a musical phrase 61 cinder , ashes 68 10 20 may mean , as ...
... mean ; what love and wit Have done these twentie hundred yeares , and more : I know the projects of unbridled store : 5 splendid 50 perfumes " musical term for the conclusion of a musical phrase 61 cinder , ashes 68 10 20 may mean , as ...
Contents
The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
THE INTELLECTUAL CLIMATE | 13 |
PROSE STYLE | 19 |
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