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President Neilson , remembering his own Scottish youth in a family not very
different from Milton ' s , may say the final word on this matter ( pp . 337 - 340 ) : “
To attempt literary criticism of these artless verses is impossible to anyone who ...
President Neilson , remembering his own Scottish youth in a family not very
different from Milton ' s , may say the final word on this matter ( pp . 337 - 340 ) : “
To attempt literary criticism of these artless verses is impossible to anyone who ...
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Milton never saw a dragon , nor did you or I . But all of us who in youth believed
in dragons , as we believed in fairies , know that this is just what a dragon would
do . In these lines the “ Latinate " Milton uses only one Latin word , “ horror .
Milton never saw a dragon , nor did you or I . But all of us who in youth believed
in dragons , as we believed in fairies , know that this is just what a dragon would
do . In these lines the “ Latinate " Milton uses only one Latin word , “ horror .
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Christ remembers his early youth — a precocious youth — when " no childish
play ” was pleasing to him . Above his years , he read the Law and became so
adept that he disputed with the teachers in the Temple . “ Victorious deeds ”
inflamed ...
Christ remembers his early youth — a precocious youth — when " no childish
play ” was pleasing to him . Above his years , he read the Law and became so
adept that he disputed with the teachers in the Temple . “ Victorious deeds ”
inflamed ...
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The Education of a Poet | 3 |
Juvenilia | 22 |
The Minor Poems | 50 |
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