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The Hoodwinking of Madeline : Scepticism in The Eve of St. Agnes by Jack
Stillinger I The commonest response to The Eve of St. Agnes has been the
celebration of its " heady and perfumed loveliness . ” The poem has been called "
a monody ...
The Hoodwinking of Madeline : Scepticism in The Eve of St. Agnes by Jack
Stillinger I The commonest response to The Eve of St. Agnes has been the
celebration of its " heady and perfumed loveliness . ” The poem has been called "
a monody ...
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The last line carries the suggestion that Porphyro has been reading of the
martyrdom , not of St. Agnes , but of Donne's lovers in “ The Canonization , ”
whose bodies are by “ reverend love ” made “ one another's hermitage . ” It is
curious that in ...
The last line carries the suggestion that Porphyro has been reading of the
martyrdom , not of St. Agnes , but of Donne's lovers in “ The Canonization , ”
whose bodies are by “ reverend love ” made “ one another's hermitage . ” It is
curious that in ...
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Though it has touches of humor, The Eve of St. Agnes is a serious poem,
regardless of the extent to which Keats identified with his hero, he introduced
enough overtones of evil to make Porphyro's actions wrong within the structure of
the poem.
Though it has touches of humor, The Eve of St. Agnes is a serious poem,
regardless of the extent to which Keats identified with his hero, he introduced
enough overtones of evil to make Porphyro's actions wrong within the structure of
the poem.
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INTRODUCTIONWalter Jackson Bate | 1 |
SCEPTICISM IN | 71 |
THE ODE TO PSYCHE AND THE ODE ON MELANCHOLY | 91 |
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