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... whole way of life is taught by the example of parents who epitomize renaissance civilization , whose ' virtues ' include manners , armes , and arts . And this whole way of life is possible because Penshurst is not a famous building but ...
... whole way of life is taught by the example of parents who epitomize renaissance civilization , whose ' virtues ' include manners , armes , and arts . And this whole way of life is possible because Penshurst is not a famous building but ...
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... whole sap is sunke : The generall balme th'hydroptique earth hath drunk , Whither , as to the beds - feet , life is shrunke , Dead and enterr'd ; yet all these seeme to laugh , Compar'd with mee , who am their Epitaph . Study mee then ...
... whole sap is sunke : The generall balme th'hydroptique earth hath drunk , Whither , as to the beds - feet , life is shrunke , Dead and enterr'd ; yet all these seeme to laugh , Compar'd with mee , who am their Epitaph . Study mee then ...
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... whole being ( Plato's fleshly dresse is transfigured ) , vital like shootes that grow , vitalizing like an electric shock : even if Vaughan was too early to know much about electricity , I feel he means something like this . Perhaps the ...
... whole being ( Plato's fleshly dresse is transfigured ) , vital like shootes that grow , vitalizing like an electric shock : even if Vaughan was too early to know much about electricity , I feel he means something like this . Perhaps the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
With hym ther was his sone a yong Squier | 7 |
BALLADS | 13 |
Copyright | |
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