Selected Poetry and ProseMelbourne University Press, 1948 - 149 páginas |
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... means of learning how to read and appreciate the actual poem . Unless you do attempt later to read the whole poem for yourselves , this shortened version will not have performed its function . An epic poem is a narrative on a grand ...
... means of learning how to read and appreciate the actual poem . Unless you do attempt later to read the whole poem for yourselves , this shortened version will not have performed its function . An epic poem is a narrative on a grand ...
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... means proof against the mass they have to support , or per- haps massively proof . ' Lycidas ' With forced fingers rude . This whole passage with its imag- ery of laurels , myrtles and ivy , the plants that supply poets with their ...
... means proof against the mass they have to support , or per- haps massively proof . ' Lycidas ' With forced fingers rude . This whole passage with its imag- ery of laurels , myrtles and ivy , the plants that supply poets with their ...
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... mean the vaulted expanse of heaven , the sky , as used a few lines fur- ther down , And heaven he named the firmament . ' But here it means the expanse of transparent air or ether fill- ing all the space between the earth and the first ...
... mean the vaulted expanse of heaven , the sky , as used a few lines fur- ther down , And heaven he named the firmament . ' But here it means the expanse of transparent air or ether fill- ing all the space between the earth and the first ...
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Adam and Eve Almighty Angels Areopagitica Arethusa arms Azazel Beelzebub behold bliss Boeotia bright Chaos chorus cloud created creatures dark death deep delight doth dreadful Earth End of Book envy eternal evil eyes Father fear fierce fire firmament flaming flower Garden of Eden gates glorious glory gods golden hand happy hath heard Heaven heavenly heighth Hell hill honour Il Penseroso immortal King knowledge L'Allegro light Lines live Lord Lycidas mighty Milton mind moon morn mountains Muse night o'er pain Paradise Lost peace Philistine poem reign rest revenge round Samson Samson Agonistes sapience Satan seat seemed shade shalt sight sophisms spake sphere spirit Squire's Tale St Michael's Mount stars stood story of Mankind strength sweet thee thence things thou didst thought thrice throne thunder tree voice whence winds wings