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Still later , in Hyperion , he was to write within little more than two or three months
the only poem among all the Miltonic imitations in English that Milton himself
might not have been ashamed to write . Discussion of these larger manifestations
...
Still later , in Hyperion , he was to write within little more than two or three months
the only poem among all the Miltonic imitations in English that Milton himself
might not have been ashamed to write . Discussion of these larger manifestations
...
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... to put forth again.4 So with the comment he later wrote in his copy of Paradise
Lost ( IX . 179· 191 ) : Satan having entered the Serpent , and inform'd his brutal
sense — might seem sufficient — but Milton goes on " but his sleep disturb'd not .
... to put forth again.4 So with the comment he later wrote in his copy of Paradise
Lost ( IX . 179· 191 ) : Satan having entered the Serpent , and inform'd his brutal
sense — might seem sufficient — but Milton goes on " but his sleep disturb'd not .
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In a variant to the stanza Madeline is “ an affrighted Swan " ; here she is a " ring -
dove " ; in the next stanza her heart is " a tongueless nightingale ” ( 206 ) ; later in
the poem she is “ A dove forlorn ” ( 333 ) ; still later Porphyro speaks of robbing ...
In a variant to the stanza Madeline is “ an affrighted Swan " ; here she is a " ring -
dove " ; in the next stanza her heart is " a tongueless nightingale ” ( 206 ) ; later in
the poem she is “ A dove forlorn ” ( 333 ) ; still later Porphyro speaks of robbing ...
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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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