The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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Pagina 35
... Lady at this point provides us with the meaning . Milton's vacillation with the text here indicates his own recognition that he was not quite doing what he wanted . The Trinity Manu- script has Comus's full speech with the Lady's ...
... Lady at this point provides us with the meaning . Milton's vacillation with the text here indicates his own recognition that he was not quite doing what he wanted . The Trinity Manu- script has Comus's full speech with the Lady's ...
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... Lady begins where the Elder Brother ends and ends even more con- fidently than he begins . It can be said that the one retreats under the pressure of fact and that the other advances under the com- pulsion of anger . But the Lady's ...
... Lady begins where the Elder Brother ends and ends even more con- fidently than he begins . It can be said that the one retreats under the pressure of fact and that the other advances under the com- pulsion of anger . But the Lady's ...
Pagina 39
... Lady shows on which side the truth lies and also shows that grace and nature ultimately act in unison . The part ... Lady's singing , but Comus judges himself with unintended accuracy in invoking the Lady as a ' foreign wonder ' . He and ...
... Lady shows on which side the truth lies and also shows that grace and nature ultimately act in unison . The part ... Lady's singing , but Comus judges himself with unintended accuracy in invoking the Lady as a ' foreign wonder ' . He and ...
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