Visions (1767)
Visions is a 1767 Spanish-language spanish literature book written by Francisco de Quevedo.
-Well,- said I, -but what's their punishment?- (for I began now to make the poets' case my own). -Their punishments,- quoth the devil, -are many, and suited to the trade they drive. Some are condemned to hear other men's works: (and this is the plague of the fiddlers too) we have others that are in for a thousand year, and yet still poring upon some old stanzas they have made of jealousy.
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What is Visions about?
-Well,- said I, -but what's their punishment?- (for I began now to make the poets' case my own). -Their punishments,- quoth the devil, -are many, and suited to the trade they drive. Some are condemned to hear other men's works: (and this is the plague of the fiddlers too) we have others that are in for a thousand year, and yet still poring upon some old stanzas they have made of jealousy.
When was Visions published?
Visions was published in 1767.
Who made Visions?
Visions was written by Francisco de Quevedo.
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