Milton and His SonnetsFolcroft Library Editions, 1973 - 20 páginas |
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... scheme , although that for many reasons — some of which , however , are after the event - is natural for us to suppose : he awaits the will of Heaven , which means a stronger direction than he at present finds , the revelation of a way ...
... scheme , although that for many reasons — some of which , however , are after the event - is natural for us to suppose : he awaits the will of Heaven , which means a stronger direction than he at present finds , the revelation of a way ...
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... scheme submitted to it by fifteen Puritan ministers , chief of whom was John Owen , Cromwell's old chaplain , con- cerned the toleration that was to be allowed to religious teaching of a voluntary or propagandist character . Owen and ...
... scheme submitted to it by fifteen Puritan ministers , chief of whom was John Owen , Cromwell's old chaplain , con- cerned the toleration that was to be allowed to religious teaching of a voluntary or propagandist character . Owen and ...
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... scheme of the sonnet : it was too powerful , too headlong , for conven- tional restraint . But while this was so , it is noteworthy that the rhymes , which keep strictly to the Petrarchan scheme , are all of the simplest and commonest ...
... scheme of the sonnet : it was too powerful , too headlong , for conven- tional restraint . But while this was so , it is noteworthy that the rhymes , which keep strictly to the Petrarchan scheme , are all of the simplest and commonest ...
Términos y frases comunes
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