Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostAMS Press, 1973 - 546 páginas |
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... Poetical Imagery may Richly Augment their Small Peculiar Here . All may Gather Som- thing that will Adorn and Delight their Minds . if Ever any Book was Truly Poetical , if Ever Any Abounded with Poetry , ' tis Paradife Loft . What an ...
... Poetical Imagery may Richly Augment their Small Peculiar Here . All may Gather Som- thing that will Adorn and Delight their Minds . if Ever any Book was Truly Poetical , if Ever Any Abounded with Poetry , ' tis Paradife Loft . What an ...
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... Poetically Brifled ; their Spears feem'd as the Briftles of an Enrag'd Wild Boar . VI . 82 . 516 Speedy Cherubim ... Poetical ! 518 by Haralds Voice Harald Thus fpelt in the Two first Editions , Different from Ufual practice Herald ...
... Poetically Brifled ; their Spears feem'd as the Briftles of an Enrag'd Wild Boar . VI . 82 . 516 Speedy Cherubim ... Poetical ! 518 by Haralds Voice Harald Thus fpelt in the Two first Editions , Different from Ufual practice Herald ...
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... Poetically call'd Odours ; the Ef- fect for the Caufe . Eve then by plucking Off the Flowers to Strew the Ground , Unfum'd the Plants from which she pluck'd them ; the Un - Odour'd them . 356 Befmear'd This is ... Poetical Word . 355 222 V.
... Poetically call'd Odours ; the Ef- fect for the Caufe . Eve then by plucking Off the Flowers to Strew the Ground , Unfum'd the Plants from which she pluck'd them ; the Un - Odour'd them . 356 Befmear'd This is ... Poetical Word . 355 222 V.
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Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost Jonathan Richardson Vista de fragmentos - 1970 |
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