The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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Pagina 9
... suggest it from the beginning is also to suggest that the process of definition will be staged and that only those facts which fit the pre - ordained pattern will be permitted to assemble themselves . Still worse , it suggests that the ...
... suggest it from the beginning is also to suggest that the process of definition will be staged and that only those facts which fit the pre - ordained pattern will be permitted to assemble themselves . Still worse , it suggests that the ...
Pagina 49
... suggest that there is involved in Lycidas , an assault upon the poem's own assumptions , which the poem in the act of making itself , recognizes and progressively strengthens . This attack is exemplified , both in the kind of ...
... suggest that there is involved in Lycidas , an assault upon the poem's own assumptions , which the poem in the act of making itself , recognizes and progressively strengthens . This attack is exemplified , both in the kind of ...
Pagina 92
... suggest its magnitude . When we recognize this and look back on Raphael's ' likenings ' we remember that the rebel ... suggests the quality of Christ's final victory , it also leads us to the paradise 92 Paradise Lost.
... suggest its magnitude . When we recognize this and look back on Raphael's ' likenings ' we remember that the rebel ... suggests the quality of Christ's final victory , it also leads us to the paradise 92 Paradise Lost.
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