The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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Pagina 136
... Samson has converted himself . His patience is his capacity to accept the onslaught of justice , without questioning that justice in the intensity of the onslaught . It is the Chorus not Samson , which comes to doubt God's ways . Samson ...
... Samson has converted himself . His patience is his capacity to accept the onslaught of justice , without questioning that justice in the intensity of the onslaught . It is the Chorus not Samson , which comes to doubt God's ways . Samson ...
Pagina 137
... Samson's ransom . Samson prefers to stand and suffer . It is psychologically just that he should want to do so , now that the extent of his offence has been laid open by the cutting edge of Manoa's inconsequentiality . Remembering ' Am ...
... Samson's ransom . Samson prefers to stand and suffer . It is psychologically just that he should want to do so , now that the extent of his offence has been laid open by the cutting edge of Manoa's inconsequentiality . Remembering ' Am ...
Pagina 138
... Samson is the longest of the three , thereby allowing the academic wit to suggest that Samson Agonistes has too much of a middle . Respect for symmetry is one reason for the length of the episode . In seeking to discover Samson's secret ...
... Samson is the longest of the three , thereby allowing the academic wit to suggest that Samson Agonistes has too much of a middle . Respect for symmetry is one reason for the length of the episode . In seeking to discover Samson's secret ...
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the inglorious likeness | 23 |
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