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The wooing by Venus appears in Spenser , Marlowe , Greene , and Passionate Pilgrim , iv . , ix . , xi .; the indifference or reluctance of Adonis , in Marlowe and Greene ( it is implied by Spenser , though his Venus in the end wins as ...
The wooing by Venus appears in Spenser , Marlowe , Greene , and Passionate Pilgrim , iv . , ix . , xi .; the indifference or reluctance of Adonis , in Marlowe and Greene ( it is implied by Spenser , though his Venus in the end wins as ...
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... its source in a novel of Bandello's - Furnivall had searched Bandello , and Belle- forest's Histoires Tragiques , in vain - and that a sympathising handmaiden appears in the French tragedy of Lucrece , as in Shakespeare's poem .
... its source in a novel of Bandello's - Furnivall had searched Bandello , and Belle- forest's Histoires Tragiques , in vain - and that a sympathising handmaiden appears in the French tragedy of Lucrece , as in Shakespeare's poem .
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This phrase , common in writers of the time , appears in Hamlet , III . iv . 51 , and in Antony and Cleopatra , III . vi . 76. Change is need- less . 836. a woeful ditty ] J. Sylvester in The Wood - Man's ( i.e. Hunter's ) Bear ( Wks .
This phrase , common in writers of the time , appears in Hamlet , III . iv . 51 , and in Antony and Cleopatra , III . vi . 76. Change is need- less . 836. a woeful ditty ] J. Sylvester in The Wood - Man's ( i.e. Hunter's ) Bear ( Wks .
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