Time, Landscape and the Ideal Life: Studies in the Pastoral Poetry of Spenser and Milton |
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... vision corresponding to this vision of the eternal Sabbath.32 Still we may point out a similarity between this eternal Sabbath and the pastoral holiday of the recreative eclogues . We should not , of course , neglect the decisive ...
... vision corresponding to this vision of the eternal Sabbath.32 Still we may point out a similarity between this eternal Sabbath and the pastoral holiday of the recreative eclogues . We should not , of course , neglect the decisive ...
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... vision ' is the archangel himself , so called because he appeared in this place in a vision to some fishermen . Namancos and Bayona , unidentified for many years after Milton's death , are in Galicia , the Spanish Land's End . Michael ...
... vision ' is the archangel himself , so called because he appeared in this place in a vision to some fishermen . Namancos and Bayona , unidentified for many years after Milton's death , are in Galicia , the Spanish Land's End . Michael ...
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... vision of the guarded Mount " and its reference to the angel in the last line , Warton proudly declares : " I flatter myself I have discovered Milton's original and leading idea ” ( p . 28 ) . His boast is not ground- less . He explains ...
... vision of the guarded Mount " and its reference to the angel in the last line , Warton proudly declares : " I flatter myself I have discovered Milton's original and leading idea ” ( p . 28 ) . His boast is not ground- less . He explains ...
Contents
CALENDER | 1 |
HIERARCHY AND CYCLIC TIME IN THE MORAL | 32 |
COLIN CLOUTS MEDITATION UPON INNER | 66 |
Copyright | |
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