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Thus the only criticism that can be levelled against the action of Paradise Lost has been satisfactorily answered . Joseph Addison ( Spectator Papers , No. 267 ) convincingly demonstrated the suita- bility of Milton's fable for epic ...
Thus the only criticism that can be levelled against the action of Paradise Lost has been satisfactorily answered . Joseph Addison ( Spectator Papers , No. 267 ) convincingly demonstrated the suita- bility of Milton's fable for epic ...
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mock - epic , all the characteristics , except those of the action ( or theme ) are maintained . But the action is the opposite of the usual epic type . A mock - epic action is trivial , insignificant , and uninte- resting .
mock - epic , all the characteristics , except those of the action ( or theme ) are maintained . But the action is the opposite of the usual epic type . A mock - epic action is trivial , insignificant , and uninte- resting .
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Dr. Tilyard's allegorical interpretation ( see Five Poems ) is not borne out by the development of action in the poem . Dr. Tilyard compares the mariner to be a spiritual adventurer and the crew to be all similar adventurers .
Dr. Tilyard's allegorical interpretation ( see Five Poems ) is not borne out by the development of action in the poem . Dr. Tilyard compares the mariner to be a spiritual adventurer and the crew to be all similar adventurers .
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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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