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Pagina 243
... passage or passages in Shakespeare , but the whole movement of it , together with what I may call the ' dynamic abstractions ' , is inevitably Shakespearean.2 Milton , in fact , the Milton of Comus , has done what no other English poet ...
... passage or passages in Shakespeare , but the whole movement of it , together with what I may call the ' dynamic abstractions ' , is inevitably Shakespearean.2 Milton , in fact , the Milton of Comus , has done what no other English poet ...
Pagina 284
James Blair Leishman Geoffrey Tillotson. Consider the first two lines of that passage . ' Spur ' may well have been suggested to Milton by a notable passage in Spenser's Teares of the Muses , where Calliope , the Muse of Heroic Poetry ...
James Blair Leishman Geoffrey Tillotson. Consider the first two lines of that passage . ' Spur ' may well have been suggested to Milton by a notable passage in Spenser's Teares of the Muses , where Calliope , the Muse of Heroic Poetry ...
Pagina 312
... passage where the word occurs is perhaps the most memorable one in the whole of Shakespeare's contribution to The Two Noble Kinsmen : O Queene Emilia , Fresher then May , sweeter Then hir gold Buttons on the bowes , or all Th'enamelld ...
... passage where the word occurs is perhaps the most memorable one in the whole of Shakespeare's contribution to The Two Noble Kinsmen : O Queene Emilia , Fresher then May , sweeter Then hir gold Buttons on the bowes , or all Th'enamelld ...
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Preface by Geoffrey Tillotson | 7 |
Some remarks on seventeenthcentury poetry | 22 |
The Latin poems | 40 |
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