Paradise Lost, Bog 1Ginn & Company, 1891 - 423 sider |
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Side v
... poem , the object of introducing them will have been gained . Some explanation of the two which stand respec- * In regard to the use of capital letters , the authority of Wilson on Punctu- ation has generally been followed . tively at ...
... poem , the object of introducing them will have been gained . Some explanation of the two which stand respec- * In regard to the use of capital letters , the authority of Wilson on Punctu- ation has generally been followed . tively at ...
Side ix
... poem has grown grander , and Milton's genius has seemed more angelic . May this slight contribution lead at least a few others to love more warmly this kingliest of English souls , and to study more intelligently and more reverently ...
... poem has grown grander , and Milton's genius has seemed more angelic . May this slight contribution lead at least a few others to love more warmly this kingliest of English souls , and to study more intelligently and more reverently ...
Side xiii
... poem , though perhaps the best that could have been chosen , hardly indicates beforehand the full extent of the theme . Nor are the opening lines sufficiently descriptive of what is to fol- low . According to them , the song is to be ...
... poem , though perhaps the best that could have been chosen , hardly indicates beforehand the full extent of the theme . Nor are the opening lines sufficiently descriptive of what is to fol- low . According to them , the song is to be ...
Side xiv
... poem . He and his actions are the link between that new World of Man , the infancy of which we behold in the poem , and that boundless antecedent Universe of Pre - human existence which the poem assumes . For he was a native of that pre ...
... poem . He and his actions are the link between that new World of Man , the infancy of which we behold in the poem , and that boundless antecedent Universe of Pre - human existence which the poem assumes . For he was a native of that pre ...
Side xxii
... poetic tradition . It is well to observe this agreement of the great epic poets , since , on account of their difference in manner of express- ing the same thing , a learned commentator , Bishop Newton , and others through him , have ...
... poetic tradition . It is well to observe this agreement of the great epic poets , since , on account of their difference in manner of express- ing the same thing , a learned commentator , Bishop Newton , and others through him , have ...
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