Rare Early Essays on Milton and BunyanCarmen Joseph Dello Buono Norwood Editions, 1981 - 214 pages |
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... darkness and agitation , if not to be viewed as direct inflictions , are often permitted and overruled for the pur ... dark , that he might come forth from the conflict the stronger and better man . In the language of an able critic ...
... darkness and agitation , if not to be viewed as direct inflictions , are often permitted and overruled for the pur ... dark , that he might come forth from the conflict the stronger and better man . In the language of an able critic ...
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... dark , Bedford prison , and that is time enough for a good curriculum . He was laid up there to mellow , and that it was which gave him such a fine autumnal tint before he came out . When he went to Bedford prison , Bunyan was like a ...
... dark , Bedford prison , and that is time enough for a good curriculum . He was laid up there to mellow , and that it was which gave him such a fine autumnal tint before he came out . When he went to Bedford prison , Bunyan was like a ...
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... dark day of his own blindness . He also met Manso , the protector of Tasso , and confided to him his plan of an epic poem . In sunny , courtly Italy , Milton intended that his epic should treat of King Arthur : but , as every- body ...
... dark day of his own blindness . He also met Manso , the protector of Tasso , and confided to him his plan of an epic poem . In sunny , courtly Italy , Milton intended that his epic should treat of King Arthur : but , as every- body ...
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Memoir of the Life and Writings of John Bunyan | 1 |
Milton | 54 |
from Andrews Samuel Our Great Writers or Popular | 84 |
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