Censura Literaria: Containing Titles, Abstracts, And Opinions of Old English ... 2
Censura Literaria: Containing Titles, Abstracts, And Opinions of Old English ... 2
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And although in the Italian it carrieth a farre more pleas- ing grace than in the English, yet finding it there set down^ in verse, I thought it not irrequisfte so to discover it." Three ten-line stanzas.
Diana's Nymphs are described in eight six-line stan^^s, 2k portion of which follows i ' *' A carelesse crue of young-year^d Nimpbs^ despising The joyous pleasures and delights of love,.
157 Wastiog their cbies in rorall sports devising Which know no other, nor will other prove : Wing*cl with d...esire to overtake the chace, .
Avfjxy they fliog with unresisted pace.
Some have their haire dishevelM hanging downe.
Like to the sun's small streames, or new. gold wires ; • Some on their heade doe weare a dowry crowne.
Gracing the'^same with many curious tires ; Bat in their hot purstte they loose Such graces.
Which makes more beautie beautifie their faces.
Their neckes and purple-vained armes are bare.
And from their yvorie shoulders to the knee A silken vesture o're their skin they weare.
Through which a greedie eie Would quickly see ; Close to their bodies is the same ingerted With girdles, in the which are flowers inserted.^ Diana's ^^ chariot ia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And although in the Italian it carrieth a farre more pleas- ing grace than in the English, yet finding it there set down^ in verse, I thought it not irrequisfte so to discover it." Three ten-line stanzas.
Diana's Nymphs are described in eight six-line stan^^s, 2k portion of which follows i ' *' A carelesse crue of young-year^d Nimpbs^ despising The joyous pleasures and delights of love,.
157 Wastiog their cbies in rorall sports devising Which know no other, nor will other prove : Wing*cl with d...esire to overtake the chace, .
Avfjxy they fliog with unresisted pace.
Some have their haire dishevelM hanging downe.
Like to the sun's small streames, or new. gold wires ; • Some on their heade doe weare a dowry crowne.
Gracing the'^same with many curious tires ; Bat in their hot purstte they loose Such graces.
Which makes more beautie beautifie their faces.
Their neckes and purple-vained armes are bare.
And from their yvorie shoulders to the knee A silken vesture o're their skin they weare.
Through which a greedie eie Would quickly see ; Close to their bodies is the same ingerted With girdles, in the which are flowers inserted.^ Diana's ^^ chariot ia.
What to read after Censura Literaria: Containing Titles, Abstracts, And Opinions of Old English ... 2?
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