The GentlemanTicknor and Fields, 1863 - 159 páginas |
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... Sir Philip Sidney . The lives and characters of these two , - even briefly sketch- ed as they must be here , - by presenting in fullest actuality the moving , speaking gentle- man , will help us to deduce what is his in- terior ...
... Sir Philip Sidney . The lives and characters of these two , - even briefly sketch- ed as they must be here , - by presenting in fullest actuality the moving , speaking gentle- man , will help us to deduce what is his in- terior ...
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... Sir Philip Sidney , one of the glories of the resplendent reign of Queen Elizabeth , -a power , although so short- lived , among the potencies that bear the immor- tal names of Shakspeare , of Bacon , of Raleigh , of Spenser , of Howard ...
... Sir Philip Sidney , one of the glories of the resplendent reign of Queen Elizabeth , -a power , although so short- lived , among the potencies that bear the immor- tal names of Shakspeare , of Bacon , of Raleigh , of Spenser , of Howard ...
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... Sir Philip Sidney , Mr. Cary wrote the following lines : - " So should it be , my gentle friend ; Thy leaf last closed at Sidney's end . Thou too , like Sidney , wouldst have given The water , thirsting and near heaven ; Nay , were it ...
... Sir Philip Sidney , Mr. Cary wrote the following lines : - " So should it be , my gentle friend ; Thy leaf last closed at Sidney's end . Thou too , like Sidney , wouldst have given The water , thirsting and near heaven ; Nay , were it ...
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... Sir Philip Sidney could not have preserved all his gentlemanly lustre , if , on 150 THE GENTLEMAN .
... Sir Philip Sidney could not have preserved all his gentlemanly lustre , if , on 150 THE GENTLEMAN .
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