The Portent of Milton: Some Aspects of His GeniusW. Laurie, 1958 - 148 pages |
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... Original brightness , nor appear'd Less then Arch Angel ruind , and th ' excess Of Glory obscur'd ... Dark'n'd so , yet shon Above them all th ' Arch Angel : but his face Deep scars of Thunder had intrencht , and care Sat on his faded ...
... Original brightness , nor appear'd Less then Arch Angel ruind , and th ' excess Of Glory obscur'd ... Dark'n'd so , yet shon Above them all th ' Arch Angel : but his face Deep scars of Thunder had intrencht , and care Sat on his faded ...
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... original calumniator ) , who asserted that Milton wrote eloquently in order to impress a rich , if ugly , widow , was attracted by the style— in this case , the prose style — and ' such a volley of expressions he hath met withall ...
... original calumniator ) , who asserted that Milton wrote eloquently in order to impress a rich , if ugly , widow , was attracted by the style— in this case , the prose style — and ' such a volley of expressions he hath met withall ...
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... original founts of sublimity failed and became disintegrated and diffused , poetry found its principal motif in sensuous and romantic imagery . As Coleridge's case is complementary to Milton's , I shall interpolate some remarks upon his ...
... original founts of sublimity failed and became disintegrated and diffused , poetry found its principal motif in sensuous and romantic imagery . As Coleridge's case is complementary to Milton's , I shall interpolate some remarks upon his ...
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