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... songs of innocence to songs of experience came with the reverberating inner conflicts of Lycidas . After his Italian tour , when , follow- ing the natural course of a Renaissance poet's ambition , Milton was ready to embark on an epic ...
... songs of innocence to songs of experience came with the reverberating inner conflicts of Lycidas . After his Italian tour , when , follow- ing the natural course of a Renaissance poet's ambition , Milton was ready to embark on an epic ...
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... song and then describes in order the effects of spring in the heavens , on the sun - warmed earth , and on earth's ... song loves Bacchus and Bacchus loves song , moving from the vinous inspiration of some EARLY LIFE AND WRITINGS : 1608 ...
... song and then describes in order the effects of spring in the heavens , on the sun - warmed earth , and on earth's ... song loves Bacchus and Bacchus loves song , moving from the vinous inspiration of some EARLY LIFE AND WRITINGS : 1608 ...
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... songs , songs of highly sophisticated modulations , have some audible echoes . The most characteristically Miltonic element in Arcades is the Platonic passage in the Genius's speech , on the music of the spheres as the heavenly harmony ...
... songs , songs of highly sophisticated modulations , have some audible echoes . The most characteristically Miltonic element in Arcades is the Platonic passage in the Genius's speech , on the music of the spheres as the heavenly harmony ...
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Introduction | 9 |
16081632 | 17 |
St Pauls School and Cambridge | 18 |
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