Coleridge's Literary CriticismH. Milford, 1931 - 266 страници |
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... Milton the word is never used without some clear reference , proper or metaphorical , to the theatre . Thus Milton : Cedar , and pine , and fir , and branching palm , A sylvan scene ; and , as the ranks ascend , Shade above shade , a ...
... Milton the word is never used without some clear reference , proper or metaphorical , to the theatre . Thus Milton : Cedar , and pine , and fir , and branching palm , A sylvan scene ; and , as the ranks ascend , Shade above shade , a ...
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... MILTON The age in which the foundations of his mind were laid , was congenial to it as one golden æra of profound erudition and individual genius ; -that in which the superstructure was carried up , was no less favourable to it by a ...
... MILTON The age in which the foundations of his mind were laid , was congenial to it as one golden æra of profound erudition and individual genius ; -that in which the superstructure was carried up , was no less favourable to it by a ...
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... Milton , in his latter day , had his scorners and de- tractors ; and even in his day of youth and hope , that he had enemies would have been unknown to us , had they not been likewise the enemies of his ... Milton's definition or 144 MILTON.
... Milton , in his latter day , had his scorners and de- tractors ; and even in his day of youth and hope , that he had enemies would have been unknown to us , had they not been likewise the enemies of his ... Milton's definition or 144 MILTON.
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