Milton Criticism: Selections from Four CenturiesJames Thorpe Collier Books, 1969 - 376 pagina's |
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... characters of Homer , a certain dignity as well as novelty , which adapts them in a more peculiar man- ner to the nature ... character . -FORTEMQUE GYAN , FORTEMQUE CLOANTHUM • VIRGIL There are , indeed , several natural incidents in the ...
... characters of Homer , a certain dignity as well as novelty , which adapts them in a more peculiar man- ner to the nature ... character . -FORTEMQUE GYAN , FORTEMQUE CLOANTHUM • VIRGIL There are , indeed , several natural incidents in the ...
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... character of the times and in his own character . The age in which the foundations of his mind were laid , was congenial to it as one golden aera of profound erudition and individual genius ; —that in which the superstructure was ...
... character of the times and in his own character . The age in which the foundations of his mind were laid , was congenial to it as one golden aera of profound erudition and individual genius ; —that in which the superstructure was ...
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... character of Satan is pride and sensual indulgence , find- ing in self the sole motive of action . It is the character so often seen in little on the political stage . It exhibits all the restless- ness , temerity , and cunning which ...
... character of Satan is pride and sensual indulgence , find- ing in self the sole motive of action . It is the character so often seen in little on the political stage . It exhibits all the restless- ness , temerity , and cunning which ...
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Joseph Addison six Spectator PAPERS ON Paradise Lost | 23 |
Jonathan Richardson EXPLANATORY NOTES AND REMARKS | 54 |
Samuel Johnson MILTON 1779 | 65 |
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