The Living Milton: Essays by Various HandsFrank Kermode Barnes & Noble, 1968 - 179 pages |
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... present an essentially aesthetic , not a moral contrast with the herald angels ' glittering ranks . The whole section is prosodically unified , by the repeated ' vain ' ; the repetition of [ ɔ ] in ' O're , shore , haunted , torn ...
... present an essentially aesthetic , not a moral contrast with the herald angels ' glittering ranks . The whole section is prosodically unified , by the repeated ' vain ' ; the repetition of [ ɔ ] in ' O're , shore , haunted , torn ...
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... present day some such shift must take place . Yet an examina- tion of the syntax of the poem suggests that this sort of interest was invited by Milton from the first ; especially as we read on after the first two books , we encounter ...
... present day some such shift must take place . Yet an examina- tion of the syntax of the poem suggests that this sort of interest was invited by Milton from the first ; especially as we read on after the first two books , we encounter ...
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Essays by Various Hands Frank Kermode. response ; they will , rather , be present as informing his mind and personality ... present grave difficulties in practice . We may conclude , then , that a fruitful debate 173 CRITICISM AND THE ...
Essays by Various Hands Frank Kermode. response ; they will , rather , be present as informing his mind and personality ... present grave difficulties in practice . We may conclude , then , that a fruitful debate 173 CRITICISM AND THE ...
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PESSIMISTIC NOTES | 1 |
THE NATIVITY ODE J B Broadbent | 12 |
APPROACHES TO LYCIDAS G S Fraser | 32 |
Copyright | |
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