Milton Criticism: Selections from Four CenturiesJames Thorpe Octagon Books, 1966 - 376 páginas |
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... least of one of our species . ' Tis true this kind of pleasure is to be had from prose , but not the degree . Thought is the life of the mind , ' tis the " intellectual being " ( II . 147 ) and has the universe , 60 JONATHAN RICHARDSON.
... least of one of our species . ' Tis true this kind of pleasure is to be had from prose , but not the degree . Thought is the life of the mind , ' tis the " intellectual being " ( II . 147 ) and has the universe , 60 JONATHAN RICHARDSON.
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Selections from Four Centuries James Thorpe. ( II . 147 ) and has the universe , and beyond what is real , even the immense regions of fancy to range and wander in . And as it cannot be limited by time , it expatiates eternity . The ...
Selections from Four Centuries James Thorpe. ( II . 147 ) and has the universe , and beyond what is real , even the immense regions of fancy to range and wander in . And as it cannot be limited by time , it expatiates eternity . The ...
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... universe and of intelligent and ethical beings is calculated to excite the sympathy of succeeding gen- erations of mankind . The Divina Commedia and Paradise Lost have conferred upon modern mythology a systematic form ; and when change ...
... universe and of intelligent and ethical beings is calculated to excite the sympathy of succeeding gen- erations of mankind . The Divina Commedia and Paradise Lost have conferred upon modern mythology a systematic form ; and when change ...
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A Brief History of Milton Criticism | 3 |
Joseph Addison Six Spectator PAPERS ON Paradise Lost | 23 |
Jonathan Richardson EXPLANATORY NOTES AND REMARKS | 54 |
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