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And it not onely differeth in the extent of the subject, but in the curious composure of it, there being in this two verses artificially interposed, and interchangeably foure times repeated, which (though they have more elegant and apt names in the learned tongues) in our vulgar speech we call, the Burthen of the song. |
And it not only differeth in the extent of the Subject, but in the curious composure of it, there being in this two Verses artificially interposed, and interchangeably foure times repeated, which (though they have more elegant and apt names in the learned tongues) in our Vulgar speech we call, the Burden of the song. |
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