Early Lectures: 1833-1836Harvard University Press, 1959 |
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Page 148
... lost his popularity long ago ; and if we skip the pages of " Paradise Lost " where " God the Father argues like a school divine , " so did the next age to his own . But we are persuaded , he kindles a love and emulation in us , which he ...
... lost his popularity long ago ; and if we skip the pages of " Paradise Lost " where " God the Father argues like a school divine , " so did the next age to his own . But we are persuaded , he kindles a love and emulation in us , which he ...
Page 163
... Paradise Lost ; a man whom labor or danger never deterred from whatever efforts a love of the supreme interests of man prompted . For are we not the bet- ter ; are not all men fortified by the remembrance of the bravery , the purity ...
... Paradise Lost ; a man whom labor or danger never deterred from whatever efforts a love of the supreme interests of man prompted . For are we not the bet- ter ; are not all men fortified by the remembrance of the bravery , the purity ...
Page 450
... Paradise Lost is not all Real . His Comus is . Th ( is ) e defects of Para- dise Lost are the fictitious part . The Reason of Ch . Gov & Areopagitica , are better poems than whole books of P.L. The tragic part is his knowledge that he ...
... Paradise Lost is not all Real . His Comus is . Th ( is ) e defects of Para- dise Lost are the fictitious part . The Reason of Ch . Gov & Areopagitica , are better poems than whole books of P.L. The tragic part is his knowledge that he ...
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On the Relation of Man to the Globe | 27 |
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