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Side 217
... Petrarch 225 New Theory of the Deluge . Observations on Irish Marriages · 218 Biographical Notice of Bp . Bedell . 226 220 The Wedding 227 Condition of the Working Classes of Great Britain Trappists of Mount Melerie . 220 The Flight of ...
... Petrarch 225 New Theory of the Deluge . Observations on Irish Marriages · 218 Biographical Notice of Bp . Bedell . 226 220 The Wedding 227 Condition of the Working Classes of Great Britain Trappists of Mount Melerie . 220 The Flight of ...
Side 225
... Petrarch . THE LAURA OF PETRARCH Beatrice died in her twenty - fourth year ; extreme grief for the death of her father , acting on a delicate constitu- tion , hastened her end ; but Dante continued to mourn for her , and to make her the ...
... Petrarch . THE LAURA OF PETRARCH Beatrice died in her twenty - fourth year ; extreme grief for the death of her father , acting on a delicate constitu- tion , hastened her end ; but Dante continued to mourn for her , and to make her the ...
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... Petrarch has been accused of sameness . The wonder is , how in a collection of nearly four hundred poems , all , with one or two exceptions , turning upon the same subject and sentiment , the poet has poured forth such an endless and ...
... Petrarch has been accused of sameness . The wonder is , how in a collection of nearly four hundred poems , all , with one or two exceptions , turning upon the same subject and sentiment , the poet has poured forth such an endless and ...
Side 235
... Petrarch , whom he met at Padua in 1373. This meeting between the two great poets was memorable in itself , and yet more interesting for having introduced into the English language that beautiful monument to the virtue of woman - the ...
... Petrarch , whom he met at Padua in 1373. This meeting between the two great poets was memorable in itself , and yet more interesting for having introduced into the English language that beautiful monument to the virtue of woman - the ...
Side 236
... PETRARCH , AND DANTE . Chaucer so far resembled Petrarch , that like him he was at once poet , scholar , courtier , statesman , philosopher , and man of the world ; but considered merely as poets , they were the antipodes of each other ...
... PETRARCH , AND DANTE . Chaucer so far resembled Petrarch , that like him he was at once poet , scholar , courtier , statesman , philosopher , and man of the world ; but considered merely as poets , they were the antipodes of each other ...
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