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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FRIAR BACON: A NOBLE HEAD, by ROBERT GREENE Poet's Biography
First Line: Vandermaft. Lordly thou lookeft, as if
Last Line: ('friar bacon,'vol. Xiii.,ll. 1297-99.)
Subject(s): Aristocracy
First Line: Vandermaft. Lordly thou lookeft, as if
Last Line: ('friar bacon,'vol. Xiii.,ll. 1297-99.)
Subject(s): Aristocracy
Vandermast. Lordly thou lookest, as if that thou wert learn'd;
Thy countenance, as if science held her seat
Between the circled arches of thy brows.
('Friar Bacon,'vol. xiii.,ll. 1297-99.)
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