Milton & His PoetryG. G. Harrap, 1918 - 183 Seiten |
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... character and career of the poet himself . The cases are indeed few and far between in which much fresh light will not be thrown upon a poem by some knowledge of the personality of the writer , while it will often be found that the most ...
... character and career of the poet himself . The cases are indeed few and far between in which much fresh light will not be thrown upon a poem by some knowledge of the personality of the writer , while it will often be found that the most ...
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... in full , and care will be taken to bring out their connection with his character , his circumstances , and the movement of his mind . Then , in addition , so much more general literary criti- cism will 6 GENERAL PREFACE.
... in full , and care will be taken to bring out their connection with his character , his circumstances , and the movement of his mind . Then , in addition , so much more general literary criti- cism will 6 GENERAL PREFACE.
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... character ; preoccupa- tion with the most narrowly religious aspects of man's conduct , aims , and destiny ; and , in consequence , the general repudiation of the claims of art , science , humane culture , and whatever else helps to ...
... character ; preoccupa- tion with the most narrowly religious aspects of man's conduct , aims , and destiny ; and , in consequence , the general repudiation of the claims of art , science , humane culture , and whatever else helps to ...
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... character . " We shall find that the recognition of these facts and a constant sense of the intimate relations between the poet and the large public movements of his time are essential to any proper understanding of Milton and his work ...
... character . " We shall find that the recognition of these facts and a constant sense of the intimate relations between the poet and the large public movements of his time are essential to any proper understanding of Milton and his work ...
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... characters , and there can , I think , be little question that he was recalling his childhood in the words which , as an old man , he put upon the lips of Jesus in " Paradise Re- gained " : When I was yet a child , no childish play To ...
... characters , and there can , I think , be little question that he was recalling his childhood in the words which , as an old man , he put upon the lips of Jesus in " Paradise Re- gained " : When I was yet a child , no childish play To ...
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