Thomas Stanley His Original Lyrics Complete in Their Collated Readings of 164
Thomas Stanley His Original Lyrics Complete in Their Collated Readings of 164
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10). 1. P. 10, line 15. A final couplet difficult to scan. If correctlv 85 1.
P.
12, 2.
P.
5) 3.
P.
53 4.
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3) 86 TEXTUAL NOTES printed, it lias a dissyllable rhyme, with the accentual stress on * wi' thee. ' Love's Innocence (p. 12). The 1647 title is ' The Innocence of Love. ' line 1. 1647 reads : ' See how this ivy, Dear, doth twine. ' line 7. 1647 : ' To one another whispering there. ' lines 9-12. 1647: ' Then blush not. Fair, that flame to show. Which, like thyself, no crime can know. Thu...s, led by those chaste guides, we may Embrace and kiss as free as thej. ' 5. Pp. 12-13, lines 20-21. 1647 : ' As are our flames, 'bove reach of words. Thus, Doris, we of these may learn. ' 1. The Dedication (p. 13). This, in the edition of 1647, is followed by twenty-seven lines of citations from the Greek poets, giving the origins of the epithets applied here to Love.
The Gloio-JVorm (i^. 13).
1. P. 13, line 2. 1647 has : ' This living star of earth. ' But Stanley's sensitive sequence, ' A star thought, ' etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10). 1. P. 10, line 15. A final couplet difficult to scan. If correctlv 85 1.
P.
12, 2.
P.
5) 3.
P.
53 4.
P.
3) 86 TEXTUAL NOTES printed, it lias a dissyllable rhyme, with the accentual stress on * wi' thee. ' Love's Innocence (p. 12). The 1647 title is ' The Innocence of Love. ' line 1. 1647 reads : ' See how this ivy, Dear, doth twine. ' line 7. 1647 : ' To one another whispering there. ' lines 9-12. 1647: ' Then blush not. Fair, that flame to show. Which, like thyself, no crime can know. Thu...s, led by those chaste guides, we may Embrace and kiss as free as thej. ' 5. Pp. 12-13, lines 20-21. 1647 : ' As are our flames, 'bove reach of words. Thus, Doris, we of these may learn. ' 1. The Dedication (p. 13). This, in the edition of 1647, is followed by twenty-seven lines of citations from the Greek poets, giving the origins of the epithets applied here to Love.
The Gloio-JVorm (i^. 13).
1. P. 13, line 2. 1647 has : ' This living star of earth. ' But Stanley's sensitive sequence, ' A star thought, ' etc.
What to read after Thomas Stanley His Original Lyrics Complete in Their Collated Readings of 164?
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