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... appears to me this — in the latter case we are falling continually ten thousand fathoms deep and being blown up ... appear to belong to the ' Morbidity of Temperament ' Keats had complained of in himself , he writes : ' Sane I went to ...
... appears to me this — in the latter case we are falling continually ten thousand fathoms deep and being blown up ... appear to belong to the ' Morbidity of Temperament ' Keats had complained of in himself , he writes : ' Sane I went to ...
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... appears in descriptions of fecundity in the letters of this time , which are not usually quoted in the context of Keats's Ode , but which are nevertheless as relevant as the ' Dian skies ' . On 5 September he gives to Taylor a ...
... appears in descriptions of fecundity in the letters of this time , which are not usually quoted in the context of Keats's Ode , but which are nevertheless as relevant as the ' Dian skies ' . On 5 September he gives to Taylor a ...
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... appears in the underlying concept of a poetic prin- ciple in all things , discoverable through poetic form : see ' Nativity Ode''s Christ ( 33-4 ) , Lycidas ( 57-8 , 64 ) , Milton's ' Idea ' of education ( 78 ) , Psyche ( 139 ) , the ...
... appears in the underlying concept of a poetic prin- ciple in all things , discoverable through poetic form : see ' Nativity Ode''s Christ ( 33-4 ) , Lycidas ( 57-8 , 64 ) , Milton's ' Idea ' of education ( 78 ) , Psyche ( 139 ) , the ...
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Miltons Newenlightened World | 22 |
Milton and the Genius of the Shore | 40 |
Miltons Search for the Idea of the Beautiful | 76 |
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