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poetry of seventeenth-century
metaphysical poet
Henry Vaughan (e.g., "The
Retreate", 1650; "Childe-hood", 1655). Such
views contrasted with the stridently...
- Kalendarium, p. 3: "[He] came in with [his]
horse and
Armes just at the
retreate." The Kalendarium, p. 47: "finding it
impossible to
evade the
doing of...
- so
gaule them (being
unarmed men) that with
their utmost speed they did
retreate" https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=4HBMAAAAMAAJ&rdid=book...
- the
Cambridge Platonists and
their works,
including Henry Vaughan's "The
Retreate". Even if the idea is not Christian, it
still cannot be said that the poem...
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apace doe
sweate And
baggepype then
instead of
Trompe Doe lull the back
retreate One
famous description of the
pipes from
Richard Stanihurst's De Rebus...
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poetry of seventeenth-century
metaphysical poet
Henry Vaughan (e.g., "The
Retreate", 1650; "Childe-hood", 1655). Such
views contrasted with the stridently...
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demons and his knife, but one of the
surviving Memequayshowak was able to
retreate into the cliff's
crevices and
create such
intimidating reverberations that...
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honourable master Robert Earle of Es**** (1646)
Henry Parkers answer to the
retreate of the armie. 24 Sept.. 1647 (1647) An
answer to the
poysonous sedicious...
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management of the
company to
Adriean Videanu and his wife and
agreed to
retreate when it was most appropriate. In 1998,
Titan Mar won the
auction for Marmosim...
- so
gaule them (being
unarmed men) that with
their utmost speed they did
retreate" https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=4HBMAAAAMAAJ&rdid=book...