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... translations from Petrarch are . almost literally the same , and are said to have been " formerly translated . " In the Visions of Du Bellay there is this difference , that the earlier translations are in blank verse , and the later ...
... translations from Petrarch are . almost literally the same , and are said to have been " formerly translated . " In the Visions of Du Bellay there is this difference , that the earlier translations are in blank verse , and the later ...
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... translations . So that unless Spenser's publisher , to whom the poet had certainly given some of his genuine pieces ... translations . The sonnets from Pe- trarch are translated with much command of language ; there occurs in them , what ...
... translations . So that unless Spenser's publisher , to whom the poet had certainly given some of his genuine pieces ... translations . The sonnets from Pe- trarch are translated with much command of language ; there occurs in them , what ...
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... translations or imitations ; translations from Marot , imitations from Theocritus , Bion , or Virgil . Two of them contain fables told with great force and humour . The story of the Oak and the Briar , related as his friendly ...
... translations or imitations ; translations from Marot , imitations from Theocritus , Bion , or Virgil . Two of them contain fables told with great force and humour . The story of the Oak and the Briar , related as his friendly ...
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