The Arte of English Poesie 8 0
The Arte of English Poesie 8 0
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And tell him that: goe to, I say no more. _ If it be for anger or by way of manace or to show a moderation of wrath asthe graue and discreeter sort of men do, then thus. _If I take you with such another cast I sweare by God, but let this be the last. _ Thinking to haue said further viz. I will punish you.
If it be for none of all these causes but vpon some sodaine occasion thatmoues a man to breake of his tale, then thus. _He told me all at large: lo yonder is the man Let himselfe tell the tale... that best tell can. _ This figure is fit for phantasticall heads and such as be sodaine or lackememorie. I know one of good learning that greatly blemisheth hisdiscretion with this maner of speach: for if he be in the grauest matterof the world talking, he will vpon the sodaine for the flying of a birdouerthwart the way, or some other such sleight cause, interrupt his taleand neuer returne to it againe.
[Sidenote: _Prolepsis_, or the Propounder. ]Ye haue yet another maner of speach purporting at the first blush a defectwhich afterward is supplied the, Greekes call him _Prolepsis_, we thePropounder, or the Explaner which ye will: because he workes botheffectes, as thus, where in certaine verses we describe the triumphantenter-view of two great Princesses thus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And tell him that: goe to, I say no more. _ If it be for anger or by way of manace or to show a moderation of wrath asthe graue and discreeter sort of men do, then thus. _If I take you with such another cast I sweare by God, but let this be the last. _ Thinking to haue said further viz. I will punish you.
If it be for none of all these causes but vpon some sodaine occasion thatmoues a man to breake of his tale, then thus. _He told me all at large: lo yonder is the man Let himselfe tell the tale... that best tell can. _ This figure is fit for phantasticall heads and such as be sodaine or lackememorie. I know one of good learning that greatly blemisheth hisdiscretion with this maner of speach: for if he be in the grauest matterof the world talking, he will vpon the sodaine for the flying of a birdouerthwart the way, or some other such sleight cause, interrupt his taleand neuer returne to it againe.
[Sidenote: _Prolepsis_, or the Propounder. ]Ye haue yet another maner of speach purporting at the first blush a defectwhich afterward is supplied the, Greekes call him _Prolepsis_, we thePropounder, or the Explaner which ye will: because he workes botheffectes, as thus, where in certaine verses we describe the triumphantenter-view of two great Princesses thus.
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