The Poetical Works of John Milton, Band 1Bell and Daldy, 1866 - 334 Seiten |
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... imaginations sweetly linked , than of powerful human interest or greatly agi- tated feeling . They are in this respect not unlike the poetry of Spenser and Keats . According to Coleridge's remark , however , they prove all the better on ...
... imaginations sweetly linked , than of powerful human interest or greatly agi- tated feeling . They are in this respect not unlike the poetry of Spenser and Keats . According to Coleridge's remark , however , they prove all the better on ...
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... imagination " this " vision - and faculty divine " may be better studied in Milton , by reason of its colossal proportions in him , than in any other English poet . If imagi- nation in the poet is the power of thinking in concrete ...
... imagination " this " vision - and faculty divine " may be better studied in Milton , by reason of its colossal proportions in him , than in any other English poet . If imagi- nation in the poet is the power of thinking in concrete ...
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... Imagination or poetry consists in em- bodying meanings and feelings in forms , which forms must be sensuous ; but can it be that a mind should have this poetic tendency to sen- suous embodiment of an ideal kind without hav- ing a ...
... Imagination or poetry consists in em- bodying meanings and feelings in forms , which forms must be sensuous ; but can it be that a mind should have this poetic tendency to sen- suous embodiment of an ideal kind without hav- ing a ...
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... imaginations , so there seems to have been no film separating him from the world of actual existence , whence the materials for these imaginations are usually drawn ; but on the con trary xxii THE LIFE OF MILTON .
... imaginations , so there seems to have been no film separating him from the world of actual existence , whence the materials for these imaginations are usually drawn ; but on the con trary xxii THE LIFE OF MILTON .
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John Milton John Mitford. imaginations are usually drawn ; but on the con trary , such an habitual intimacy of his senses with whatever in nature or life was beautiful or im- pressive , that whenever his fantasy began to work , his ...
John Milton John Mitford. imaginations are usually drawn ; but on the con trary , such an habitual intimacy of his senses with whatever in nature or life was beautiful or im- pressive , that whenever his fantasy began to work , his ...
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