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... phrase is set off against other phrases , so that all create the most com- passionate and poignant blend of sorrow , fear , loneliness , comradeship , faith , and hope . Some parallels and contrasts in scene and action , char- acter and ...
... phrase is set off against other phrases , so that all create the most com- passionate and poignant blend of sorrow , fear , loneliness , comradeship , faith , and hope . Some parallels and contrasts in scene and action , char- acter and ...
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A Sketch of His Life and Writings Douglas Bush. son's phrase , Milton's " natural port is gigantick loftiness ... phrases for emphasis rather than in the order of prose ; periodic sentences ( like those that open books one and two ) ...
A Sketch of His Life and Writings Douglas Bush. son's phrase , Milton's " natural port is gigantick loftiness ... phrases for emphasis rather than in the order of prose ; periodic sentences ( like those that open books one and two ) ...
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... phrase that becomes a leitmotiv throughout the poem ) . In the first line and the beginning of the third the ... phrases that follow are mostly in the rising rhythm of reassur- ance . Readers might differ in stressing or not stressing ...
... phrase that becomes a leitmotiv throughout the poem ) . In the first line and the beginning of the third the ... phrases that follow are mostly in the rising rhythm of reassur- ance . Readers might differ in stressing or not stressing ...
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
16081632 | 17 |
St Pauls School and Cambridge | 18 |
Copyright | |
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