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8930 and the courts have demandingly applied the "discovery test. While this level of review may seem demandingly detailed, every one of these items has been known to lead to misunderstandings and frustration when not properly attended to. In Salve Deus, Lanyer sets herself the far more difficult task of presenting as equally and demandingly urgent the spiritual as well as material desires of herself, her dedicatees and her readers; these desires, she goes on to imply, are equally and demandingly deserving of serious and respectful representation. |
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