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They show an extremely varied sensibility , the humanity and the variety of the poet's soul . ... In these poems , Milton does not show himself as a narrow puritan , on the contrary he shows an extraordinary wealth of sympathy for every ...
They show an extremely varied sensibility , the humanity and the variety of the poet's soul . ... In these poems , Milton does not show himself as a narrow puritan , on the contrary he shows an extraordinary wealth of sympathy for every ...
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His decision to persist in revenge and rebellion shows the fundamental perversion of his will . . Satan's address to Beelzebub shows his resolute opposition to the will of God . Lines 85-282 contain addresses between Satan and Beelzebub ...
His decision to persist in revenge and rebellion shows the fundamental perversion of his will . . Satan's address to Beelzebub shows his resolute opposition to the will of God . Lines 85-282 contain addresses between Satan and Beelzebub ...
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In this , Pope shows the mastery of climax and anticlimax , irony and wit , simile and anti - thesis . ... The third epistle discusses man - in - society and tries to show that the divine purpose is served in all things and by all ...
In this , Pope shows the mastery of climax and anticlimax , irony and wit , simile and anti - thesis . ... The third epistle discusses man - in - society and tries to show that the divine purpose is served in all things and by all ...
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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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