Lives of the English Sacred Poets, Volumen 1Parker, 1839 - 347 páginas This is a reproduction of the original artefact. Generally these books are created from careful scans of the original. This allows us to preserve the book accurately and present it in the way the author intended. Since the original versions are generally quite old, there may occasionally be certain imperfections within these reproductions. We're happy to make these classics available again for future generations to enjoy! |
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... appear , Or as a watch by night : Whene'er thy judgments come on men , Then is their life soon done ; All as a sleep , or like the grass , Whose beauty soon gone ; Which in the morning shines most bright , But fadeth by and bye ; And is ...
... appear , Or as a watch by night : Whene'er thy judgments come on men , Then is their life soon done ; All as a sleep , or like the grass , Whose beauty soon gone ; Which in the morning shines most bright , But fadeth by and bye ; And is ...
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... appear paradoxical : he recommended them , in their second year , to combine with the study of the historic books of the ... appears to be satis- factorily substantiated by a passage in Lodowick Brys- kett's Discourse of Civil Life ...
... appear paradoxical : he recommended them , in their second year , to combine with the study of the historic books of the ... appears to be satis- factorily substantiated by a passage in Lodowick Brys- kett's Discourse of Civil Life ...
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... appears . The claim of Spenser to the title of a Sacred Poet is , however , to be estimated by the treasures we have lost , as well as by those which we possess . His translation of Ecclesiastes , of the Song of Songs , the Hours of our ...
... appears . The claim of Spenser to the title of a Sacred Poet is , however , to be estimated by the treasures we have lost , as well as by those which we possess . His translation of Ecclesiastes , of the Song of Songs , the Hours of our ...
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... appears to have inclined to the reformed religion , for Southwell upbraids him with dwelling too long in the " tabernacles of sinners , " and with having " strayed too far from the fold of God's church . " The Epistle he addressed to ...
... appears to have inclined to the reformed religion , for Southwell upbraids him with dwelling too long in the " tabernacles of sinners , " and with having " strayed too far from the fold of God's church . " The Epistle he addressed to ...
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... appears , how- ever , to have accompanied the expedition sent to France by Elizabeth , in 1591 , under the command of Devereux , Earl of Essex . He was then in his twenty - second year , and he probably remained in that country until ...
... appears , how- ever , to have accompanied the expedition sent to France by Elizabeth , in 1591 , under the command of Devereux , Earl of Essex . He was then in his twenty - second year , and he probably remained in that country until ...
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