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Page 90
... expressed geographically as a vista of the world . God bends ' down his eye , / His own works and their works at once to view ' ; Satan claims ' Unspeakable desire to see , and know ' , and pauses ' with wonder at the sudden view / Of ...
... expressed geographically as a vista of the world . God bends ' down his eye , / His own works and their works at once to view ' ; Satan claims ' Unspeakable desire to see , and know ' , and pauses ' with wonder at the sudden view / Of ...
Page 101
... expression : ' something extraordinary ' . In this extraordinary poem , whose very linguistic structures - though ... expressed not directly in words , but through a silence whose meaning is created by the wider context of action and ...
... expression : ' something extraordinary ' . In this extraordinary poem , whose very linguistic structures - though ... expressed not directly in words , but through a silence whose meaning is created by the wider context of action and ...
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... expressed by the dense richness of the language ; but the poet initially approaches it at one remove , abstracted ... expression , and how words themselves reach across boundaries with multiple significance . This introductory meditation ...
... expressed by the dense richness of the language ; but the poet initially approaches it at one remove , abstracted ... expression , and how words themselves reach across boundaries with multiple significance . This introductory meditation ...
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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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