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... couplet : Then muse not , Cupids sute no better sped , Seeing in their loues , the Fates were iniured . And then we have these interrupting words : The end of the first Sestyad . The Argument of the Second Sestyad . Hero of loue takes ...
... couplet : Then muse not , Cupids sute no better sped , Seeing in their loues , the Fates were iniured . And then we have these interrupting words : The end of the first Sestyad . The Argument of the Second Sestyad . Hero of loue takes ...
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... couplet , which carries on the absurdity of the outrageous fable that Marlowe has in- vented , ostensibly to explain why Cupid could not persuade the Fates to permit a happy ending to the loves of Hero and Leander . It is im- portant to ...
... couplet , which carries on the absurdity of the outrageous fable that Marlowe has in- vented , ostensibly to explain why Cupid could not persuade the Fates to permit a happy ending to the loves of Hero and Leander . It is im- portant to ...
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... couplet containing the bird image ( lines 783-84 ) to a position pre- ceding line 763 ( " She trembling stroue ... " ) , on the grounds that this couplet " as it originally stands , after ' means to prey , ' is an awkward excrescence ...
... couplet containing the bird image ( lines 783-84 ) to a position pre- ceding line 763 ( " She trembling stroue ... " ) , on the grounds that this couplet " as it originally stands , after ' means to prey , ' is an awkward excrescence ...
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Adonis amorous armes aspects of love beautie behold Bradbrook breft Britwell Brooke caft Christopher Marlowe combined edition comic couplet Cupid darke doth dovvne edition of Marlowe's Edward Blunt eies Elizabethan emendation English Euen euerie facsimile faire farre felfe fhee fhould filuer Folger Folger Shakespeare Library fome Foorth plungeth fruitfull wits ftill ftood fuch funne Ganimed George Chapman gold golden haue hauing heauen Heber hell Hellespont Hermes Hero and Leander Hero's Ioue kiffe layd liuely London loue loue,and louers lovers MacLure maid Marlowe's narrator Marlowe's poem Musaeus Musuros naked Nectar Neptune neuer night ougly Ovid Ovidian Oxford English Dictionary pittie Playd pleaſure reft Sestos ſhe stroue sunne tale of Mercury Textual Commentary textual notes Theſe third sestiad thofe thoſe thou truce Univ Vaild vailing Venus vnto vpon vvas VVhen vvhere VVhich vvhite vvith vvould Whofe William Henry Miller woon word yeeld