Milton's Sonnets & the Ideal CommunityUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1979 - 213 páginas |
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... paradise within " and the paradise of their mutual love to sustain them in the pilgrimage to their final home . Sonnets 8 , 20 , and 21 temper these specifically Puritan attitudes with a broad humanist culture , representing the home as ...
... paradise within " and the paradise of their mutual love to sustain them in the pilgrimage to their final home . Sonnets 8 , 20 , and 21 temper these specifically Puritan attitudes with a broad humanist culture , representing the home as ...
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... Paradise Lost include heavenly hallelujahs and the discourse of right reason , hellish oratory and sophistry , paradisaical love lyrics and prayers , and fallen man's lamentations . The poetic vision of Paradise Lost includes a panorama ...
... Paradise Lost include heavenly hallelujahs and the discourse of right reason , hellish oratory and sophistry , paradisaical love lyrics and prayers , and fallen man's lamentations . The poetic vision of Paradise Lost includes a panorama ...
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... paradise , if not in the perfect place irrevocably lost , at least within the soul . But the heroic charge is chastened by the bleak pageant of repeated human failure to build this paradise within , which the angel , Adam , and the ...
... paradise , if not in the perfect place irrevocably lost , at least within the soul . But the heroic charge is chastened by the bleak pageant of repeated human failure to build this paradise within , which the angel , Adam , and the ...
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