Specimens of the Lyrical, Descriptive, and Narrative Poets of Great Britain, from Chaucer to the Present Day:: With a Preliminary Sketch of the History of Early English Poetry, and Biographical and Critical Notices,Oliver & Boyd, 1828 - 560 páginas |
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... daugh- ter of the Duke of Milan , with the Duke of Cla- rence , Chaucer was introduced to Petrarch . Frois- sart was there ; and Warton says , probably Boc- caccio . It is pleasing to believe in the possibility of such an assemblage ...
... daugh- ter of the Duke of Milan , with the Duke of Cla- rence , Chaucer was introduced to Petrarch . Frois- sart was there ; and Warton says , probably Boc- caccio . It is pleasing to believe in the possibility of such an assemblage ...
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... daugh- ter of the Earl of Oxford . It had been a common practice of the English nobility , in unsettled times , to strengthen and consolidate their family alliances by the early contracts of their children ; and it was some time before ...
... daugh- ter of the Earl of Oxford . It had been a common practice of the English nobility , in unsettled times , to strengthen and consolidate their family alliances by the early contracts of their children ; and it was some time before ...
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... daugh- ter , the epithet which he applies to her , Me and thy crying self , ' flings the imagination instantly back from the grown woman to the helpless condition of infancy , and places the first and most trying scene of his ...
... daugh- ter , the epithet which he applies to her , Me and thy crying self , ' flings the imagination instantly back from the grown woman to the helpless condition of infancy , and places the first and most trying scene of his ...
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... daugh- ter of Mr Godwin and Mary Wollstoncrafte , and settled at Great Marlow . On the application of his friends he was , for what seemed good reasons , deprived , by the Court of Chancery , of the care of his children by his first ...
... daugh- ter of Mr Godwin and Mary Wollstoncrafte , and settled at Great Marlow . On the application of his friends he was , for what seemed good reasons , deprived , by the Court of Chancery , of the care of his children by his first ...
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