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Pagina 95
Throughout the poem these two types of line are mingled , so that the cadence is sometimes iambic , sometimes trochaic . But this is not all . Milton often substitutes a complete trochee for the opening iamb , so that the metrical ...
Throughout the poem these two types of line are mingled , so that the cadence is sometimes iambic , sometimes trochaic . But this is not all . Milton often substitutes a complete trochee for the opening iamb , so that the metrical ...
Pagina 112
For men have entered into a deșire of learning and knowledge , sometimes upon a natural curiosity and inquisitive appetite ; sometimes to entertain their minds with variety and delight ; sometimes for ornament and reputation ...
For men have entered into a deșire of learning and knowledge , sometimes upon a natural curiosity and inquisitive appetite ; sometimes to entertain their minds with variety and delight ; sometimes for ornament and reputation ...
Pagina 305
... angry torrents , and sometimes the shriek of a bird that fits near the face of them , and sweeps frightened back from under their shadow into the gulph of air ; and , sometimes , when the echo has fainted , and the wind has carried ...
... angry torrents , and sometimes the shriek of a bird that fits near the face of them , and sweeps frightened back from under their shadow into the gulph of air ; and , sometimes , when the echo has fainted , and the wind has carried ...
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