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Pagina 100
... less obscured by conceit , less embarrassed by affected expressions , and less weakened by pompous epithets . ' I may remark parenthetically that the phrase ' nature's chime ' is one which Milton seems to have remembered , consciously ...
... less obscured by conceit , less embarrassed by affected expressions , and less weakened by pompous epithets . ' I may remark parenthetically that the phrase ' nature's chime ' is one which Milton seems to have remembered , consciously ...
Pagina 135
... less paradoxical than Fletcher's sweetest melancholy , less illicit , less a kind of secret indulgence . Milton , after all , identifies him- self , at least to a considerable extent , with the two characters , and , he just cannot ...
... less paradoxical than Fletcher's sweetest melancholy , less illicit , less a kind of secret indulgence . Milton , after all , identifies him- self , at least to a considerable extent , with the two characters , and , he just cannot ...
Pagina 309
... less Shakespearean , and , as so often , less outstanding ) of Pericles's phrase about his queen's corpse being o'erwhelmed by humming water , and for a superbly evocative and impressingly periphrastic description of St Michael's Mount ...
... less Shakespearean , and , as so often , less outstanding ) of Pericles's phrase about his queen's corpse being o'erwhelmed by humming water , and for a superbly evocative and impressingly periphrastic description of St Michael's Mount ...
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Preface by Geoffrey Tillotson | 7 |
Some remarks on seventeenthcentury poetry | 22 |
The Latin poems | 40 |
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