Paradise RegainedE. Partridge, Limited, at the Scholartis Press, 1932 - 187 من الصفحات |
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... Milton is in every line of the later . Milton indeed could hardly help externalizing himself in all that he wrote ; it was bound to be the reflection of his own proud and powerful personality . He did not , to borrow Matthew Arnold's ...
... Milton is in every line of the later . Milton indeed could hardly help externalizing himself in all that he wrote ; it was bound to be the reflection of his own proud and powerful personality . He did not , to borrow Matthew Arnold's ...
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John Milton Edward Henry Blakeney. It is right to say that his splendours are not sustained ; " but the sonorous purity of Giles Fletcher at his best gives more than a hint of the approaching Milton , and he repre- sents the Spenserian ...
John Milton Edward Henry Blakeney. It is right to say that his splendours are not sustained ; " but the sonorous purity of Giles Fletcher at his best gives more than a hint of the approaching Milton , and he repre- sents the Spenserian ...
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John Milton Edward Henry Blakeney. somewhere in the Hauran ; Cheyne ( more suo ) in the Negeb ; but the probabilities are that ' the land of Uz ' was somewhere E. of Jordan , towards the Arabian desert . The ' Sons of God ' are the ...
John Milton Edward Henry Blakeney. somewhere in the Hauran ; Cheyne ( more suo ) in the Negeb ; but the probabilities are that ' the land of Uz ' was somewhere E. of Jordan , towards the Arabian desert . The ' Sons of God ' are the ...
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admire ancient angels Areopagitica Athens aught Ben Jonson blank verse canst captive chap Chaucer Compare Comus desert divine Earth Empire Essays fame famous Father fear Giles Fletcher glory Greece Greek hast hath Heaven Hist honour hunger Isaiah Israel Jesus John John Milton king kingdom Latin Livy Luke Matth means Milton mind night oracles orig Ovid P.L. IV P.L. VIII P.L. xi Paradise Lost Paradise Regained Parthian passage perhaps Pindar poem poet poetry praise Prophet quoted refers reign replied returned rime Roman Rome Satan Saviour says sense Shakesp Shakespeare Son of God song Sonnet spake Spenser F.2 spirit Stoicism Stoics syllable Temple tempt Temptation Tempter Tennyson thee thence things thou art thou shalt thought thyself unto verse Virg virtue wild wilderness wisdom word writes