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... passage on " retraction " in Paradise Lost ( VII , 170-73 ) as holding the kernel of Milton's thought ; and therefore when , in 1921 , while studying the Zohar for sources of Blake's ideas , ' I came upon a similar pas- sage in the ...
... passage on " retraction " in Paradise Lost ( VII , 170-73 ) as holding the kernel of Milton's thought ; and therefore when , in 1921 , while studying the Zohar for sources of Blake's ideas , ' I came upon a similar pas- sage in the ...
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... passage in which we feel in full maturity that peculiar love for Mother Earth already suggested in the Latin poems : a love internal , so to speak , that describes but little , but consists in a sort of sympathy for the very growth of ...
... passage in which we feel in full maturity that peculiar love for Mother Earth already suggested in the Latin poems : a love internal , so to speak , that describes but little , but consists in a sort of sympathy for the very growth of ...
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... a curious source for this passage in Randolph . But the feeling as well as the poetry have been put in by Milton . 24 Paradise Lost , IV , 748-49 . ' Tis chastity , my brother , chastity : She 16 MILTON : MAN AND THINKER.
... a curious source for this passage in Randolph . But the feeling as well as the poetry have been put in by Milton . 24 Paradise Lost , IV , 748-49 . ' Tis chastity , my brother , chastity : She 16 MILTON : MAN AND THINKER.
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... passage is , the following , woven round a few sentences of Plato's Phado , is more important still , as showing the beginnings of some of Milton's later and most original conceptions : So dear to heav'n is saintly chastity , That when ...
... passage is , the following , woven round a few sentences of Plato's Phado , is more important still , as showing the beginnings of some of Milton's later and most original conceptions : So dear to heav'n is saintly chastity , That when ...
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... passage in section V shows that Milton felt no more respect for modern than for ancient authorities . " You think , " he says , " you are fairly quit of this proof , because Calvin interprets it for you , as if we could be put off with ...
... passage in section V shows that Milton felt no more respect for modern than for ancient authorities . " You think , " he says , " you are fairly quit of this proof , because Calvin interprets it for you , as if we could be put off with ...
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