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... tion to the March eclogue of the Shepheardes Calender , wherein the name of Lettice , scarcely to be found elsewhere in pastoral , can all too plausibly be construed as a satirical allusion to the great lady the Earl had recently ...
... tion to the March eclogue of the Shepheardes Calender , wherein the name of Lettice , scarcely to be found elsewhere in pastoral , can all too plausibly be construed as a satirical allusion to the great lady the Earl had recently ...
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... tion - knowing further that virtually everyone in the immediate social group must be equally aware that the poems alluded to Penelope rather than to herself , what then did the Countess of Essex really think of the poet Spenser's ...
... tion - knowing further that virtually everyone in the immediate social group must be equally aware that the poems alluded to Penelope rather than to herself , what then did the Countess of Essex really think of the poet Spenser's ...
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... tion at the beginning of the play . But she does take care to show that her inhuman wickedness is not a permanent state that it is the temporary result of uncontrolled ambition and a supreme effort of the will . After the first two acts ...
... tion at the beginning of the play . But she does take care to show that her inhuman wickedness is not a permanent state that it is the temporary result of uncontrolled ambition and a supreme effort of the will . After the first two acts ...
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