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William Shakespeare. I VENUS AND ADONIS Venus and Adonis was entered in the Stationers ' Register in the year 1593 ; see Arber's Transcript , ii . 630 : Richard Feild Assigned ouer to master Har- rison senior 25 Junii 1594 XVIII ...
William Shakespeare. I VENUS AND ADONIS Venus and Adonis was entered in the Stationers ' Register in the year 1593 ; see Arber's Transcript , ii . 630 : Richard Feild Assigned ouer to master Har- rison senior 25 Junii 1594 XVIII ...
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... Venus and Adonis , ll . 161 , 162 ) This may have caused Shakespeare to think that Narcissus was drowned . 3. " Why art thou not in love and lov'd of all ? Though thou art fair yet be not thine own thrall . " ( 280 b ; Venus and Adonis ...
... Venus and Adonis , ll . 161 , 162 ) This may have caused Shakespeare to think that Narcissus was drowned . 3. " Why art thou not in love and lov'd of all ? Though thou art fair yet be not thine own thrall . " ( 280 b ; Venus and Adonis ...
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... Venus and Adonis , and in Astrophel Spenser represents Sidney as having been killed , like Adonis , while hunting , by a wound in his thigh . Of course , Spenser may have taken a hint from Tarchagnota for his " Death the devourer of all ...
... Venus and Adonis , and in Astrophel Spenser represents Sidney as having been killed , like Adonis , while hunting , by a wound in his thigh . Of course , Spenser may have taken a hint from Tarchagnota for his " Death the devourer of all ...
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