Sharpe's London Magazine of Entertainment and Instruction, for General Reading, Volume 4A.Hill, Virtue, and Company, 1847 Vols. 22-23 include illustrations by George Cruikshank. |
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Pagina 185
... Petrarch did, notwithstanding that Laura, or Laura's myth, undoubtedly created, as well as curbed, his genius. If he entertained a passion for her, it was not only a fruitless one; but the object of his passion, like that of Dante's ...
... Petrarch did, notwithstanding that Laura, or Laura's myth, undoubtedly created, as well as curbed, his genius. If he entertained a passion for her, it was not only a fruitless one; but the object of his passion, like that of Dante's ...
Pagina 186
... Petrarch's three hundred editors have been thus particular in dates), the first interview of the lovers, when, irrecoverably smitten with her charms, Petrarch thenceforth became Laura's impetuous adorer. His worship was quite a ...
... Petrarch's three hundred editors have been thus particular in dates), the first interview of the lovers, when, irrecoverably smitten with her charms, Petrarch thenceforth became Laura's impetuous adorer. His worship was quite a ...
Pagina 187
... Petrarch should, in 1341, have been signalised for his poetic merit by the Roman senate, crowned with laurel in the Capitol in presence of a vast multitude of spectators, and accounted the ornament of his age. Schlegel, it is true, has ...
... Petrarch should, in 1341, have been signalised for his poetic merit by the Roman senate, crowned with laurel in the Capitol in presence of a vast multitude of spectators, and accounted the ornament of his age. Schlegel, it is true, has ...
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