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Page 49
... thought ( ' youthful ' thoughts or any other ) , but as a substitute for thought . In the same way he attacks the idea of integrity by means of an appeal to integrity : Why should you be so cruel to yourself , And to those dainty limbs ...
... thought ( ' youthful ' thoughts or any other ) , but as a substitute for thought . In the same way he attacks the idea of integrity by means of an appeal to integrity : Why should you be so cruel to yourself , And to those dainty limbs ...
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... thought which is ' palpable design ' or ' irritable reaching after fact & reason ' , and the kind of thought which integrates haphazard flashes of insight into a ' complex Mind ' : I am continually running away with the subject — sure ...
... thought which is ' palpable design ' or ' irritable reaching after fact & reason ' , and the kind of thought which integrates haphazard flashes of insight into a ' complex Mind ' : I am continually running away with the subject — sure ...
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... thought ' — that is , every indulgent fantasy — is catered for , in this poetic feast . The entire false mental complex is internally consistent through- out the poem , in which the ' finer tone ' of the immortal world bears a ...
... thought ' — that is , every indulgent fantasy — is catered for , in this poetic feast . The entire false mental complex is internally consistent through- out the poem , in which the ' finer tone ' of the immortal world bears a ...
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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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