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Pagina 99
... original version of the last line of the Echo Song in Comus ( 1.243 ) . In the version we all know the song concludes : So maist thou be translated to the skies , And give resounding grace to all Heav'ns Harmonies . In the Bridgewater ...
... original version of the last line of the Echo Song in Comus ( 1.243 ) . In the version we all know the song concludes : So maist thou be translated to the skies , And give resounding grace to all Heav'ns Harmonies . In the Bridgewater ...
Pagina 221
... original . Few ideas are entirely original , and Milton may possibly have taken hints from various sources . Two things , however , are cer- tain : first , it was a conception which he made peculiarly his own and to which he attached ...
... original . Few ideas are entirely original , and Milton may possibly have taken hints from various sources . Two things , however , are cer- tain : first , it was a conception which he made peculiarly his own and to which he attached ...
Pagina 307
... original woodbine ) must supply its rhyme , and there must be another flower to keep it company and fill the line : the muske rose and the garish columbine . This is later revised to ' the well - attir'd woodbine ' . The next line ...
... original woodbine ) must supply its rhyme , and there must be another flower to keep it company and fill the line : the muske rose and the garish columbine . This is later revised to ' the well - attir'd woodbine ' . The next line ...
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Preface by Geoffrey Tillotson | 7 |
Some remarks on seventeenthcentury poetry | 22 |
The Latin poems | 40 |
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