I tried Oxford's Sixteenth Century Verse but that only has one poem by Joshua
Sylvester and those lines aren't in it. Ditto my other poetry anthologies.
Hopefully, someone with a more extensive 16th-17th cen. poetry library will
be able to find that poem for you.
Michal
"Spring, aus dem, Rainer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear lute netters,
does anybody know where this is drawn from?
"For, as an old, rude, rotten, tune-less Kit, If famous Douland daign to
finger it Makes sweeter musick than the choicest Lute In the grosse
handling of a clownish Brute."
Joshua Sylvester, 1606
Best wishes,
Rainer aus dem Spring
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