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... poetic grounds . Moreover , in his dealings with other poets Milton is the least passive , most deliberate and overt poet one may hope to encounter . Although the vogue initiated by Waldock of pursuing unconscious meanings in Milton's ...
... poetic grounds . Moreover , in his dealings with other poets Milton is the least passive , most deliberate and overt poet one may hope to encounter . Although the vogue initiated by Waldock of pursuing unconscious meanings in Milton's ...
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... poet's life described in this passage emerges in sharp contrast to the convivial life of the wine - poet that Milton has extensively urged upon Diodati in the preceding lines ( 13-54 ) . The hyperbolic language of both descriptions ...
... poet's life described in this passage emerges in sharp contrast to the convivial life of the wine - poet that Milton has extensively urged upon Diodati in the preceding lines ( 13-54 ) . The hyperbolic language of both descriptions ...
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... poet . Moreover , he is a self - styled interpreter of scripture who is eager to call together a community of true ... poet to turn to secular authors . Again , however , Milton places strict conditions of his approval of heathen poets ...
... poet . Moreover , he is a self - styled interpreter of scripture who is eager to call together a community of true ... poet to turn to secular authors . Again , however , Milton places strict conditions of his approval of heathen poets ...
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