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The habit of writing both types of poetry , amorous and religious verses , is derived from Donne who wrote love poetry in the first period of his life and devotional lyrics in the later period ...
The habit of writing both types of poetry , amorous and religious verses , is derived from Donne who wrote love poetry in the first period of his life and devotional lyrics in the later period ...
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Later , Dr. Johnson too while discussing the character of Satan , dismisses the opinion that Satan is the hero of Paradise Lost as irreverent . It is not necessary to refer to the individual critics who interpret Paradise Lost by making ...
Later , Dr. Johnson too while discussing the character of Satan , dismisses the opinion that Satan is the hero of Paradise Lost as irreverent . It is not necessary to refer to the individual critics who interpret Paradise Lost by making ...
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Later , he entered Cambridge University from where he graduated in 1791 . The real education of Wordsworth lay in his contact with Nature , and in his various travels . In the long summer vacation of 1790 , he went on a walking tour on ...
Later , he entered Cambridge University from where he graduated in 1791 . The real education of Wordsworth lay in his contact with Nature , and in his various travels . In the long summer vacation of 1790 , he went on a walking tour on ...
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General Introduction to the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood | 3 |
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