Seventeenth-century Verse and Prose, Volume 1Macmillan, 1951 |
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Page 204
... poems , in the " emblems " which appear explicitly only in the titles of poems like Donne's " Canonization " or Herbert's " Collar " but which form the central symbol through which the subtle and many - levelled analy- sis of experience ...
... poems , in the " emblems " which appear explicitly only in the titles of poems like Donne's " Canonization " or Herbert's " Collar " but which form the central symbol through which the subtle and many - levelled analy- sis of experience ...
Page 260
... poems of The Temple already written , and composed the remainder of that volume , amounting perhaps to more than half of it . He wrote the whole of A Priest to the Temple , his manual for the guidance of the country pastor , and ...
... poems of The Temple already written , and composed the remainder of that volume , amounting perhaps to more than half of it . He wrote the whole of A Priest to the Temple , his manual for the guidance of the country pastor , and ...
Page 471
... Poems , a fairly imita- tive and not especially distinguished vol- ume of verses on literary life in London , love poems , and translations . A year later , in 1647 , he was ready to dedicate another volume of verse , which did not ...
... Poems , a fairly imita- tive and not especially distinguished vol- ume of verses on literary life in London , love poems , and translations . A year later , in 1647 , he was ready to dedicate another volume of verse , which did not ...
Contents
The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
A Selected List of Books on the Background and the Literature of the First | 29 |
Francis Bacon | 43 |
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