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Page 33
... Dryden and • Milton . Dryden is the voice of his age and may be said to have , in that sense , responsibility . And even without reference forward to the eighteenth century the coupling of his name with Milton's can be readily justified ...
... Dryden and • Milton . Dryden is the voice of his age and may be said to have , in that sense , responsibility . And even without reference forward to the eighteenth century the coupling of his name with Milton's can be readily justified ...
Page 68
... Dryden , fortunate in the timeliness of Mr. Mark Van Doren's book , was enlisted in the argument against the nineteenth century . It was an opportunity ; the cause was admirable and Homage to John Dryden admirably served it ( though Mr ...
... Dryden , fortunate in the timeliness of Mr. Mark Van Doren's book , was enlisted in the argument against the nineteenth century . It was an opportunity ; the cause was admirable and Homage to John Dryden admirably served it ( though Mr ...
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... Dryden's is much inferior to the following , which starts twenty lines before the final paragraph of the Dunciad : More had she spoke , but yawn'd - All Nature nods : What mortal can resist the Yawn of Gods ? Churches and Chapels ...
... Dryden's is much inferior to the following , which starts twenty lines before the final paragraph of the Dunciad : More had she spoke , but yawn'd - All Nature nods : What mortal can resist the Yawn of Gods ? Churches and Chapels ...
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Revaluation: Tradition & Development in English Poetry F R (Frank Raymond) 1895-1 Leavis No preview available - 2021 |
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