The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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Pagina 49
... follows can sweep them aside ; but they also remain alive for the eventual restoration . So , the traditional ' Where were ye Nymphs ' blazes into the recognition that protection is useless , that the poet's fate is 49 Lycidas.
... follows can sweep them aside ; but they also remain alive for the eventual restoration . So , the traditional ' Where were ye Nymphs ' blazes into the recognition that protection is useless , that the poet's fate is 49 Lycidas.
Pagina 61
... follows immediately on Satan's destructive design . The Creation is carefully located in the poem to be succeeded ... follow . In Christ's giving of the judgement it is subtly put to us that he is the ground as well as the instrument of ...
... follows immediately on Satan's destructive design . The Creation is carefully located in the poem to be succeeded ... follow . In Christ's giving of the judgement it is subtly put to us that he is the ground as well as the instrument of ...
Pagina 158
... follows ' Comus ' . It is assumed that Milton having recast the first lines , then wrote out the main text which incorporates these changes and subsequently returned to the trial - sheet to further revise the ' Orpheus ' and ' flower ...
... follows ' Comus ' . It is assumed that Milton having recast the first lines , then wrote out the main text which incorporates these changes and subsequently returned to the trial - sheet to further revise the ' Orpheus ' and ' flower ...
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