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Even the cunning speeches of Achitophel ( Shaftesbury ) are repro- duced in the poem ( See Samuel II , 17 , 1-4 ) . Hushai , Barzillai and Abbethdin are all portrayed strictly as in the Bible . By borrowing Biblical incidents and Jewish ...
Even the cunning speeches of Achitophel ( Shaftesbury ) are repro- duced in the poem ( See Samuel II , 17 , 1-4 ) . Hushai , Barzillai and Abbethdin are all portrayed strictly as in the Bible . By borrowing Biblical incidents and Jewish ...
Sivu 111
Zimri is at once Buckingham , and the idle grand seigneur who plays at politics and at learning , Achitophel at once Shaftesbury , and the abstract intriguer , Shimei at once Bethel and the Sectarian politician of all days ...
Zimri is at once Buckingham , and the idle grand seigneur who plays at politics and at learning , Achitophel at once Shaftesbury , and the abstract intriguer , Shimei at once Bethel and the Sectarian politician of all days ...
Sivu 112
But this portrait of Shaftesbury is not at all to be compared with the portraits in Absalom and Achitophel . Here too much of personal embitterment mars the poetry . Lines like Power was his aim : but , thrown from that pretence ...
But this portrait of Shaftesbury is not at all to be compared with the portraits in Absalom and Achitophel . Here too much of personal embitterment mars the poetry . Lines like Power was his aim : but , thrown from that pretence ...
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General Introduction to the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood | 3 |
CHAPTER XV | 10 |
Poetical Achievements in The Faerie Queene | 29 |
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