Milton & His PoetryGeorge G. Harrap & Company, 1914 - 184 Seiten |
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... moral purpose lies at the very core of the action . Conception and details alike are filled with a splendid passion for righteousness . The simple story ( plot it can hardly be called ) of the lady lost in the dark wood , lured away by ...
... moral purpose lies at the very core of the action . Conception and details alike are filled with a splendid passion for righteousness . The simple story ( plot it can hardly be called ) of the lady lost in the dark wood , lured away by ...
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... moral spirit bend one of the popular forms of Renais- sance art , and the classical learning which he naturally incorporated in it . What we have called the Hellenic and the Hebraic elements in his work are now clearly beginning to ...
... moral spirit bend one of the popular forms of Renais- sance art , and the classical learning which he naturally incorporated in it . What we have called the Hellenic and the Hebraic elements in his work are now clearly beginning to ...
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... moral babble , and direct Against the canon - laws of our foundation . I must not suffer this ; yet ' tis but the lees And settlings of a melancholy blood . But this will cure all straight ; one sip of this Will bathe the drooping ...
... moral babble , and direct Against the canon - laws of our foundation . I must not suffer this ; yet ' tis but the lees And settlings of a melancholy blood . But this will cure all straight ; one sip of this Will bathe the drooping ...
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... moral temper . I mean that in " Lycidas " ' Milton is at length definitely Puritan ; that his Puritanism is no longer merely implicit as a pervading influence , but has become specific , militant , ecclesiastical . This is shown in the ...
... moral temper . I mean that in " Lycidas " ' Milton is at length definitely Puritan ; that his Puritanism is no longer merely implicit as a pervading influence , but has become specific , militant , ecclesiastical . This is shown in the ...
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... moral fervour , of a steady change in the poet's whole temper and attitude to life . Step by step , as I have tried to show , we can trace in them the gradual movement of his mind 6 toward the Puritanism with which henceforth he was to ...
... moral fervour , of a steady change in the poet's whole temper and attitude to life . Step by step , as I have tried to show , we can trace in them the gradual movement of his mind 6 toward the Puritanism with which henceforth he was to ...
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