A Book of Elizabethan LyricsFelix Emmanuel Schelling Ginn, 1895 - 327 páginas |
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Página xix
... Browne's Calia and Visions , the writing of sonnet sequences went out of the literary fashion with the close of the former reign . The old sequences , however , continued in popularity , as the frequency of later editions attest , up to ...
... Browne's Calia and Visions , the writing of sonnet sequences went out of the literary fashion with the close of the former reign . The old sequences , however , continued in popularity , as the frequency of later editions attest , up to ...
Página xxxiv
... Browne and of Wither - who alone really succeeded in grafting a living shoot upon the pastoral stem of Spenser — are less derived from Spenser than from the more immediate models of Jonson or Campion.1 Yet Browne had , notwith- standing ...
... Browne and of Wither - who alone really succeeded in grafting a living shoot upon the pastoral stem of Spenser — are less derived from Spenser than from the more immediate models of Jonson or Campion.1 Yet Browne had , notwith- standing ...
Página xxxv
... Browne and Wither , Drummond was imitative in the best sense of that word , and displays with them a skillful and artistic employment of previous models to a larger degree than that spontaneous outburst of innate song which critics are ...
... Browne and Wither , Drummond was imitative in the best sense of that word , and displays with them a skillful and artistic employment of previous models to a larger degree than that spontaneous outburst of innate song which critics are ...
Página xl
... Browne , and Wither.1 accents It seems reasonable to regard English trochaic measures , not so much as attempts to follow a foreign metrical system , as a continuance of the original freedom of English verse as to the distribution of ...
... Browne , and Wither.1 accents It seems reasonable to regard English trochaic measures , not so much as attempts to follow a foreign metrical system , as a continuance of the original freedom of English verse as to the distribution of ...
Página xlvii
... , p . 29 , Menaphon's Song , p . 35 , or Doron's Jig , p . 38 , with Apelles ' Song , p . 19 , Olden Love - Making , p . 27 , or Phyllida and Corydon , p . 47 . Wither and Browne on the other.1 Shakespeare in his very INTRODUCTION . xlvii.
... , p . 29 , Menaphon's Song , p . 35 , or Doron's Jig , p . 38 , with Apelles ' Song , p . 19 , Olden Love - Making , p . 27 , or Phyllida and Corydon , p . 47 . Wither and Browne on the other.1 Shakespeare in his very INTRODUCTION . xlvii.
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