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s infidelity, with a trio of early modern pastoral poems that ingratiatingly offer potentially helpful instruction about the dangerous entanglements of sex and violence. Thus, even though Williams may have known the above pastoral poems or others like them, Shakespeare is more likely to have been the significant influence. nbsp;perspective is particularly surprising considering the temporal focus of her work: typically, the relation between "then" and "now" that exists within pastoral poems reflects the relationship these poems are establishing with earlier texts, and a consideration of the network of allusions behind the major images in her study would have deepened Snyder's analysis. |
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