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... Smith's reprint , though Webbe saw it not in the corre- spondence published by Harvey , but rather , as he says , in E. K.'s gloss to " May " ) : As for thōse măny ' goodly matters ' leaft I fōr'ōthērs . ( Smith 1.99 ) He actually scans ...
... Smith's reprint , though Webbe saw it not in the corre- spondence published by Harvey , but rather , as he says , in E. K.'s gloss to " May " ) : As for thōse măny ' goodly matters ' leaft I fōr'ōthērs . ( Smith 1.99 ) He actually scans ...
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... Smith's reprint ) , Spenser asks for Harvey's opinion of the following tetrasticon in elegiacs . ( This , incidentally , is one of those cases where the prosodist's oft - criticized neglect of the " poetry ” is a blessing in disguise ) ...
... Smith's reprint ) , Spenser asks for Harvey's opinion of the following tetrasticon in elegiacs . ( This , incidentally , is one of those cases where the prosodist's oft - criticized neglect of the " poetry ” is a blessing in disguise ) ...
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... ( Smith 1.146 ) . The author of an anonymous poem in hexameters called The First Booke of the Preservation of King Henry the VII ( 1599 ) writes an introduction that includes A Briefe Rule or prosodie . He says he rever- ences Stanyhurst ...
... ( Smith 1.146 ) . The author of an anonymous poem in hexameters called The First Booke of the Preservation of King Henry the VII ( 1599 ) writes an introduction that includes A Briefe Rule or prosodie . He says he rever- ences Stanyhurst ...
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