The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... poet and this pre - eminent artist , we cannot fail to obferve the abun- dance and variety of charms in the poetry of Milton . All the different perfections , which are assigned as cha- racteristics to the most celebrated painters , are ...
... poet and this pre - eminent artist , we cannot fail to obferve the abun- dance and variety of charms in the poetry of Milton . All the different perfections , which are assigned as cha- racteristics to the most celebrated painters , are ...
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... poet is , the delineation of his apoftate angels . Here , perhaps , poetry has some important advantage over her fifter art ; and even poetry herself is confidered by aufterer critics as unequal to the task . Johnson regarded the book ...
... poet is , the delineation of his apoftate angels . Here , perhaps , poetry has some important advantage over her fifter art ; and even poetry herself is confidered by aufterer critics as unequal to the task . Johnson regarded the book ...
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... poetic as in his political prin- ciples . It was by entertaining ideas of poetry , directly contrary to those of his critic , that Milton rendered him- felf , felf , in true dignity , the first poet of 272 CONJECTURES on the ORIGIN.
... poetic as in his political prin- ciples . It was by entertaining ideas of poetry , directly contrary to those of his critic , that Milton rendered him- felf , felf , in true dignity , the first poet of 272 CONJECTURES on the ORIGIN.
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