...rethorike, in Knglyshu language To make our tongue, so clenrely purified That the vyle termes, shoulde spcake, with rcthorike formally In the good order, withouten vylany. And who his bokcs, list to heare...

...Poems, p. 61, 1. 863. To make our tongue so clerely puryfyed, That the rule termes should nothing urage, As like a pye to chatter in a cage, But for to speke wyth rethoryke formally In the good order, wythouteu vylanu. S. Hawes, Puuime of Pleasure, 1555, p. 46 (Percy Soc.). He never yet no vilanie ne...

...61, 1. 8&j. To make our tongue so clerclv piiryt'yed, That the I'ylt termes should nothing arage, Aa like a pye to chatter in a cage, But for to speke wyth rethoryke formally In the good order, wythouteii wlanit. S. Humes, Ptiitime of Pleasure, 1555, p. 4<i ( Percy 8oc.). lie never yet no vilanie...

...Alliterative Poems, p. 61, 1. 863. To make our tongue so clorely puryfyed, That the i «/i- termea should nothing arage, As like a pye to chatter in a cage, Hut for to speke wyth rethoryke formally In the good order, wythouteu vylany. S. fiawes, Pastime of...

...devices used by the poets to cloak truth under the veil of allegory. Rhetoric is an adjunct of the poet. my mayster Lydgate veryfyde The depured rethoryke...like a pye to chatter in a cage, But for to speke with rethoryke formally.29 28 Ibid., p. 37. 2» Ibid., p. 46. In a word, the whole traditional division...

...used by the poets to cloak truth under the veil of allegory. Rhetoric is an adjunct of the poet. ^ my mayster Lydgate veryfyde The depured rethoryke...make our tongue so clerely puryfyed That the vyle tennes should nothing arage As like a pye to chatter in a cage. But for to speke with rethoryke formally.29...

...depured rethoryke in Englysh language; To make our tongue so clerely puryfyed That the vyle tennes should nothing arage As like a pye to chatter in a cage. But for to speke with rethoryke formally.19 " 76uf, p. 37. *» /biif, p. 46. In a word, the whole traditional division...

...a century later in the writings of Hawes, who takes Lydgate as his model. To quote from Hawes: ... my mayster Lydgate veryfyde The depured rethoryke...the vyle termes should nothing arage As like a pye ['magpie'] to chatter in a cage, But for to speke with rethoryke formally.10 The amount of artifice...

...century later in the writings of Hawes, who takes Lydgate as his model. To quote from Hawes: . . . my mayster Lydgate veryfyde The depured rethoryke...the vyle termes should nothing arage As like a pye ['magpie'] to chatter in a cage, But for to speke with rethoryke formally.10 The amount of artifice...

...who takes Lydgate as his model. To quote from Hawes: . . . my mayster Lydgate veryfyde The deputed rethoryke in Englysh language; To make our tongue...the vyle termes should nothing arage As like a pye ['magpie'] to chatter in a cage, But for to speke with rethoryke formally.10 The amount of^artifice...