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... hymeneal poetry of cotemporary writers . But , much as I revere the genius of Shakespeare , and willingly as I would contribute my mite towards the better understanding of his works , I had rather miss my aim , and leave his meaning at ...
... hymeneal poetry of cotemporary writers . But , much as I revere the genius of Shakespeare , and willingly as I would contribute my mite towards the better understanding of his works , I had rather miss my aim , and leave his meaning at ...
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... hymeneal . " This poem , quoth Ben Jonson , speaking of the Epithalamion , " had for the most part rersum intercalarem , or carmen amabæum ; and that not always one , but oftentimes varied , and sometimes neglected in the same song ...
... hymeneal . " This poem , quoth Ben Jonson , speaking of the Epithalamion , " had for the most part rersum intercalarem , or carmen amabæum ; and that not always one , but oftentimes varied , and sometimes neglected in the same song ...
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... Hymeneal Masks already referred to ; and has left them , laboured with all his art , as models and masterpieces in this style . From him we find the part of Cupid on those occasions to have been peculiar and restricted . Hymen had , 1 2 ...
... Hymeneal Masks already referred to ; and has left them , laboured with all his art , as models and masterpieces in this style . From him we find the part of Cupid on those occasions to have been peculiar and restricted . Hymen had , 1 2 ...
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... Hymeneal Masks of Chapman , Campion , and Beaumont , on the marriage of the Princess Elizabeth of England to Frederick , Prince Palatine of the Rhine ; the Epithalamia of Wither ; the Nuptial Songs of H. Peacham ; and a short poem in ...
... Hymeneal Masks of Chapman , Campion , and Beaumont , on the marriage of the Princess Elizabeth of England to Frederick , Prince Palatine of the Rhine ; the Epithalamia of Wither ; the Nuptial Songs of H. Peacham ; and a short poem in ...
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... hymeneal system , none could be present with the " lovers " in the bridal chamber , except Cupid , by whose eyes it was supposed to be illuminated . But Juliet does not want their light ; partly because " Lovers can see by their own ...
... hymeneal system , none could be present with the " lovers " in the bridal chamber , except Cupid , by whose eyes it was supposed to be illuminated . But Juliet does not want their light ; partly because " Lovers can see by their own ...
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