Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise LostGarland Pub., 1970 - 546 páginas |
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... Cloud drawn Around thee ; then thy Skirts , the Borders of thy Glory , yet Dark with Exceffive Brightness , Appear , but ftill Dazzle Heaven , fo that More Shade is yet Neceffary to the Brightest Seraphim . Milton has the fame thought ...
... Cloud drawn Around thee ; then thy Skirts , the Borders of thy Glory , yet Dark with Exceffive Brightness , Appear , but ftill Dazzle Heaven , fo that More Shade is yet Neceffary to the Brightest Seraphim . Milton has the fame thought ...
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... Cloud here is not to exprefs a Vapour , as if Fragrance rofe in a kind of Smoak like That of Incense ; Cloud as the rest , Means to express the Multitude of Rofes . See the Note on VI . 539. This Cloud of Rofes Glow'd , a Property apply ...
... Cloud here is not to exprefs a Vapour , as if Fragrance rofe in a kind of Smoak like That of Incense ; Cloud as the rest , Means to express the Multitude of Rofes . See the Note on VI . 539. This Cloud of Rofes Glow'd , a Property apply ...
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... Cloud abode thereon , and the Glory of the Lord filled the Ta- bernacle ; and when the Cloud was taken up from over the Tabernacle , the Children of Ifrael went Onwards in all their Journies : But if the Cloud were not taken up , then ...
... Cloud abode thereon , and the Glory of the Lord filled the Ta- bernacle ; and when the Cloud was taken up from over the Tabernacle , the Children of Ifrael went Onwards in all their Journies : But if the Cloud were not taken up , then ...
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Explanatory Notes and Remarks on Milton's Paradise Lost Jonathan Richardson Vista de fragmentos - 1973 |
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