The Poetical Works of John Milton, Band 1John Macrone, 1835 |
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... manner is dogmatical and pedantic ; but the matter of his criticisms is worse than his style . He affects to be humorous or witty , where he is often only pompous and malicious . The obser- vation made by Coleridge in his Table - Talk ...
... manner is dogmatical and pedantic ; but the matter of his criticisms is worse than his style . He affects to be humorous or witty , where he is often only pompous and malicious . The obser- vation made by Coleridge in his Table - Talk ...
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... manner in which he describes the dim superstitions of the false oracles is quite magical . I mention these things here as illustrative of Milton's life . We must consider him now , when he had scarcely reached manhood , as already a ...
... manner in which he describes the dim superstitions of the false oracles is quite magical . I mention these things here as illustrative of Milton's life . We must consider him now , when he had scarcely reached manhood , as already a ...
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... manner in which he touched upon it in his majes- tic hymn , where he showed himself a master of all its mysterious tones . Had he at this time taken subjects from the Bible for a series of odes and hymns , he might even have excelled ...
... manner in which he touched upon it in his majes- tic hymn , where he showed himself a master of all its mysterious tones . Had he at this time taken subjects from the Bible for a series of odes and hymns , he might even have excelled ...
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... manner : — Et vos , o nostri , juvenilia carmina , lusus , Si modo perpetuos sperare audebitis annos , Et domini superesse rogo , lucemque tueri , Nec spisso rapient oblivia nigra sub Orco ; Forsitan has laudes , decantatumque parentis ...
... manner : — Et vos , o nostri , juvenilia carmina , lusus , Si modo perpetuos sperare audebitis annos , Et domini superesse rogo , lucemque tueri , Nec spisso rapient oblivia nigra sub Orco ; Forsitan has laudes , decantatumque parentis ...
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... manner ; where only a little is seen , more is left to the imagination . These symptoms of an old palace , especially when thus disposed , have a greater effect than a discovery of larger parts , and even a full display of the whole ...
... manner ; where only a little is seen , more is left to the imagination . These symptoms of an old palace , especially when thus disposed , have a greater effect than a discovery of larger parts , and even a full display of the whole ...
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