John Upton--Notes on the Fairy Queen: Books I-II |
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... poetical grant ; the payment after a very short time being stopt by a great councellour , who studied more the Queen's profit than her diversion , and told her It was beyond example to give so great a pension to a ballad - maker ...
... poetical grant ; the payment after a very short time being stopt by a great councellour , who studied more the Queen's profit than her diversion , and told her It was beyond example to give so great a pension to a ballad - maker ...
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... poetical imagination . Spenser's expressions are worth dwelling on : -- horrid with gold : is very poetical , therefore Ipse dehinc auro squalentem alboque orichalco Circumdat loricam humeris . Inalza d'oro squallido squamose Le creste ...
... poetical imagination . Spenser's expressions are worth dwelling on : -- horrid with gold : is very poetical , therefore Ipse dehinc auro squalentem alboque orichalco Circumdat loricam humeris . Inalza d'oro squallido squamose Le creste ...
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... poetical beauty , which consists sometimes of separating your images , and then bringing of them together ; as in this stanza : sometimes , in bringing all your images together , and then separating them , as in B.ii.C.12.St.70.71 . XIV ...
... poetical beauty , which consists sometimes of separating your images , and then bringing of them together ; as in this stanza : sometimes , in bringing all your images together , and then separating them , as in B.ii.C.12.St.70.71 . XIV ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | iii |
Upton Preface 1 | xviii |
Bibliography 1068 | lxi |
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