The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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Pagina 51
... tion before the poem can attain its peace . In the procession of mourners which initiates the second section Lycidas's death is once again made to stand apart from nature . All winds are imprisoned and the very phrase ' sleek Panope ...
... tion before the poem can attain its peace . In the procession of mourners which initiates the second section Lycidas's death is once again made to stand apart from nature . All winds are imprisoned and the very phrase ' sleek Panope ...
Pagina 66
... tion . If change is for the better , that which changes must be less than perfect . If it is for the worse , then that which changes has within it the seeds of corruption and is therefore imperfect . When Milton tells us that man is ...
... tion . If change is for the better , that which changes must be less than perfect . If it is for the worse , then that which changes has within it the seeds of corruption and is therefore imperfect . When Milton tells us that man is ...
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... tion that is all but trite , but occasional weariness with it should not prevent us from honouring its accomplishment on this extra- ordinary scale . The ascent from flesh to spirit and the supersession of law by an inner righteousness ...
... tion that is all but trite , but occasional weariness with it should not prevent us from honouring its accomplishment on this extra- ordinary scale . The ascent from flesh to spirit and the supersession of law by an inner righteousness ...
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