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Born in London , Spenser was dispatched to Ireland in 1580 to serve as secretary
to the English governor . He spent the remainder of his life there , working in the
English administration to subdue a rebellious populace . On occasional visits to ...
Born in London , Spenser was dispatched to Ireland in 1580 to serve as secretary
to the English governor . He spent the remainder of his life there , working in the
English administration to subdue a rebellious populace . On occasional visits to ...
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No girl could have walked to London and stood at a stage door and forced her
way into the presence of actor - managers without doing herself a violence and
suffering an anguish which may have been irrational — for chastity may be a
fetish ...
No girl could have walked to London and stood at a stage door and forced her
way into the presence of actor - managers without doing herself a violence and
suffering an anguish which may have been irrational — for chastity may be a
fetish ...
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Courtesy of the Fogg Art Museum , Harvard University Art Museums , Bequest of
Grenville L . Winthrop , 1943 . 203 . p . 27 Portrait of John Donne . Courtesy of
Victoria & Albert Museum , London / Art Resource , NY . p . 39 " The Works of
King ...
Courtesy of the Fogg Art Museum , Harvard University Art Museums , Bequest of
Grenville L . Winthrop , 1943 . 203 . p . 27 Portrait of John Donne . Courtesy of
Victoria & Albert Museum , London / Art Resource , NY . p . 39 " The Works of
King ...
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Scarborough Fair | 13 |
Christopher Marlowe 15641593 | 17 |
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The English Reader: What Every Literate Person Needs to Know Diane Ravitch Обмежений попередній перегляд - 2006 |
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