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Page 41
The almost equally characteristic note of youthful affection and regret , which we shall meet in more poignant form in later poems , appears fleetingly in the elegy for the ViceChancellor Gostlin . These elegies , then , are something ...
The almost equally characteristic note of youthful affection and regret , which we shall meet in more poignant form in later poems , appears fleetingly in the elegy for the ViceChancellor Gostlin . These elegies , then , are something ...
Page 127
... attachment to his emotions , served more than appears on the surface to provide an outlet for the pent - up thoughts which he had hoped to clothe with nobler language . The public issues were developing rapidly before his eyes .
... attachment to his emotions , served more than appears on the surface to provide an outlet for the pent - up thoughts which he had hoped to clothe with nobler language . The public issues were developing rapidly before his eyes .
Page 277
The celebrated and well - attested visit of Dryden was a meeting rather of competitors than of friends , but it appears to have been an occasion on which matters of deep interest were discussed , and Milton evidently treated his a young ...
The celebrated and well - attested visit of Dryden was a meeting rather of competitors than of friends , but it appears to have been an occasion on which matters of deep interest were discussed , and Milton evidently treated his a young ...
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