A guide to English literature. 3. From Donne to MarvellBoris Ford Penguin Books, 1956 |
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... manner does not sometimes involve a certain externality and insensitiveness as the complement of its formal grandeur . Many modern readers , who would not wish to deny that Milton is a great poet , have been led by considerations of ...
... manner does not sometimes involve a certain externality and insensitiveness as the complement of its formal grandeur . Many modern readers , who would not wish to deny that Milton is a great poet , have been led by considerations of ...
Page 79
... manner related to the Eliza- bethan pamphleteers and the character - writers . Fynes Morison ( 1566–1630 ) , in his Itinerary , wrote in a more straightforward manner of his travels in Europe . Captain John Smith ( 1580-1631 ) , the his ...
... manner related to the Eliza- bethan pamphleteers and the character - writers . Fynes Morison ( 1566–1630 ) , in his Itinerary , wrote in a more straightforward manner of his travels in Europe . Captain John Smith ( 1580-1631 ) , the his ...
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... manner of the epistles of James and Peter in the New Testament ( as contrasted with the ' local ' epistles of Paul ) . It is from this , as well as from the special qualities of his character and genius , that the characteristics of his ...
... manner of the epistles of James and Peter in the New Testament ( as contrasted with the ' local ' epistles of Paul ) . It is from this , as well as from the special qualities of his character and genius , that the characteristics of his ...
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