Four Letters, and Certain SonnetsHurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, printed by T. Davison, 1592 - 71 halaman |
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abuse acquaintance affection affectionate answer Aretine brave busy choler CHRISTOPHER BIRD commend companion conceit coney-catchers cozeners dainty dead defamation DEMETRIUS deserveth desperate devil discourse divers divine doughty EDMUND SPENCER ELDERTON envy excellent fame famous fantastical father favour fellows flourishing forsooth fortune friends GABRIEL HARVEY gallant gentle gentleman Gibeline golden ass gracious GREENE GREENE'S hath heart heaven heavenly hexameter Homer honest honourable humour impudent INFORTUNATUS injury invectives ISAM judgment knoweth learned least letters lewd lively London Lord Malmsey Master mind miserable Muses never notable notoriously odious orator pamphlet Perne Peterhouse PIERCE pity plain dealing pleasure poet professed Quaint Dispute quip quoth rakehell raving ROBERT GREENE SAMUEL DANIELL scholars shame singular Sir PHILIP SIDNEY SONNET sorry sovereign Supplication sweet TARLETON terrible thee thing Thomas Nash thou tongue unto vanity vein vile virtue Walden wherein whereof wish write youth Zoilus
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