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It seems most likely that this unfinished juvenile work was completed by Nashe not long before its publication . " [ HEDL , I. 356-357 ] 1904. Ingram : " His alliterative skill is much displayed , making it probable that Dido was an ...
It seems most likely that this unfinished juvenile work was completed by Nashe not long before its publication . " [ HEDL , I. 356-357 ] 1904. Ingram : " His alliterative skill is much displayed , making it probable that Dido was an ...
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One is indirect and deals with the boastful soldier Scilla 86 in a way that seems reminiscent of two epigrams by Davies . The other allusion is direct : Heywood goes downe saith Dauie , sikerley , And downe he goes , I can it not deny .
One is indirect and deals with the boastful soldier Scilla 86 in a way that seems reminiscent of two epigrams by Davies . The other allusion is direct : Heywood goes downe saith Dauie , sikerley , And downe he goes , I can it not deny .
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i these , the rhyme seems more or less accidental . The poet stumbles into a couplet by accident and then , finding it agree- able to the ear , goes on adding rhyme to successive rhyme so long as his ingenuity holds out .
i these , the rhyme seems more or less accidental . The poet stumbles into a couplet by accident and then , finding it agree- able to the ear , goes on adding rhyme to successive rhyme so long as his ingenuity holds out .
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Dido Queen of Carthage | 41 |
The Massacre at Paris | 49 |
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