A Book of Elizabethan LyricsFelix Emmanuel Schelling Ginn, 1895 - Всего страниц: 327 |
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... Shakespeare to the accession of Charles I. The Elizabethan lyric had its origin in culture , not among the people ; and the culture of the England of the sixteenth century was the culture of Italy . No one who pretended to gentility ...
... Shakespeare to the accession of Charles I. The Elizabethan lyric had its origin in culture , not among the people ; and the culture of the England of the sixteenth century was the culture of Italy . No one who pretended to gentility ...
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... Shakespearean drama in the height of its splendor . There is reason for placing the beginning of the Eliza- bethan outburst of lyrical poetry at 1575- In that year George Gascoigne , the most important literary figure between Surrey and ...
... Shakespearean drama in the height of its splendor . There is reason for placing the beginning of the Eliza- bethan outburst of lyrical poetry at 1575- In that year George Gascoigne , the most important literary figure between Surrey and ...
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... Shakespeare were well known , as Meres tells us , before 1598 ; Breton's The Soul's Harmony appeared in 1600 , Sir John Davies ' Sonnets to Philomel in Davison's Poetical Rhapsody , in 1602 ; Donne's Holy Sonnets and Alexander's Aurora ...
... Shakespeare were well known , as Meres tells us , before 1598 ; Breton's The Soul's Harmony appeared in 1600 , Sir John Davies ' Sonnets to Philomel in Davison's Poetical Rhapsody , in 1602 ; Donne's Holy Sonnets and Alexander's Aurora ...
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... Shakespeare's , suggesting by means of successive lyrical moods a more or less connected love story , of greater or less probable basis in fact ; another class dealing with the praises of a mistress or lamenting her hardness of heart as ...
... Shakespeare's , suggesting by means of successive lyrical moods a more or less connected love story , of greater or less probable basis in fact ; another class dealing with the praises of a mistress or lamenting her hardness of heart as ...
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... Shakespeare recog- nized this , and , although himself not above practicing all these subtle arts and wiles , and outdoing the sugared similes and rapturous hyperboles of the sonnet tribe , did not hesi- tate to ridicule the school and ...
... Shakespeare recog- nized this , and , although himself not above practicing all these subtle arts and wiles , and outdoing the sugared similes and rapturous hyperboles of the sonnet tribe , did not hesi- tate to ridicule the school and ...
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