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Page 36
... never had existed , which , any how , was only a world of memory and sentiment . He never threw him- self frankly on human life as it is ; he always viewed it through a veil of mist which greatly altered its true col- ours , and often ...
... never had existed , which , any how , was only a world of memory and sentiment . He never threw him- self frankly on human life as it is ; he always viewed it through a veil of mist which greatly altered its true col- ours , and often ...
Page 52
... never very well ) yet , in mine own fancy , I never did bet- Veruntamen te sequor solum : nunquam vero assequar . " ter . He is plainly not dissatisfied with his success , and is looking forward to more . But no one in those days could ...
... never very well ) yet , in mine own fancy , I never did bet- Veruntamen te sequor solum : nunquam vero assequar . " ter . He is plainly not dissatisfied with his success , and is looking forward to more . But no one in those days could ...
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... never ap- pears a story , of which the basis and starting - point is whimsically withheld for disclosure in the last book , which was never written . If Ariosto's jumps and transitions are more audacious , Spenser's intricacy is more ...
... never ap- pears a story , of which the basis and starting - point is whimsically withheld for disclosure in the last book , which was never written . If Ariosto's jumps and transitions are more audacious , Spenser's intricacy is more ...
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