Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, Band 1Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961 Seiten |
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... seem to grow out of a work's individ- uality . Doubtless Dryden's ingenuity was taxed as he sought the means of stating intricate points of religious argument metered in rhyme ; on the other hand his art seems too often sacrificed to ...
... seem to grow out of a work's individ- uality . Doubtless Dryden's ingenuity was taxed as he sought the means of stating intricate points of religious argument metered in rhyme ; on the other hand his art seems too often sacrificed to ...
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... seem emotionally if not sexually independent of each other , and its high style probably found a readier acceptance ( as art , not " life " ) among aristocrats , though it seems doubtful that one's social origins could account entirely ...
... seem emotionally if not sexually independent of each other , and its high style probably found a readier acceptance ( as art , not " life " ) among aristocrats , though it seems doubtful that one's social origins could account entirely ...
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... seems correct to stress this popularity and to suggest a few reasons that may have accounted for it . When Milton set out in Paradise Lost to " justify the ways of God to Men ” ( I , 26 ) , he sought to explain , largely by traditional ...
... seems correct to stress this popularity and to suggest a few reasons that may have accounted for it . When Milton set out in Paradise Lost to " justify the ways of God to Men ” ( I , 26 ) , he sought to explain , largely by traditional ...
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John Dryden 16311700 | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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