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CHAPTER XLIII SPENSER - HIS LAST DAYS THERE are so many books now published which tell the stories of the Faery Queen ... quotations from the poem in the hope that you will read them and learn from them to love Spenser's own words .
CHAPTER XLIII SPENSER - HIS LAST DAYS THERE are so many books now published which tell the stories of the Faery Queen ... quotations from the poem in the hope that you will read them and learn from them to love Spenser's own words .
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That it is a fairyland and no real world which Spenser opens to us is the great difference between Chaucer and him . Chaucer gives us real men and women who love and hate , who sin and sorrow . He is humorous , he is coarse , and he is ...
That it is a fairyland and no real world which Spenser opens to us is the great difference between Chaucer and him . Chaucer gives us real men and women who love and hate , who sin and sorrow . He is humorous , he is coarse , and he is ...
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It was now , too , that Spenser wrote Astrophel , a sadly beautiful dirge for the death of his friend and fellowpoet , Sir Philip Sidney . He gave his verses as ' fittest flowers to deck his mournful hearse . ' Just before his marriage ...
It was now , too , that Spenser wrote Astrophel , a sadly beautiful dirge for the death of his friend and fellowpoet , Sir Philip Sidney . He gave his verses as ' fittest flowers to deck his mournful hearse . ' Just before his marriage ...
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