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... lines . The introduction of the Plot is then followed by two lines in which the poet , speaking from his experience of the world , places the particular events of the poem in the endlessly re- curring patterns of history : Plots , true ...
... lines . The introduction of the Plot is then followed by two lines in which the poet , speaking from his experience of the world , places the particular events of the poem in the endlessly re- curring patterns of history : Plots , true ...
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... lines 20-21 , 30-31 , 257-266 , but the comparison is less extensive and is not included in a larger analogy with Milton's epic . 14. Borrowings in this passage have been identified from such a variety of writers as Spenser , Thomas ...
... lines 20-21 , 30-31 , 257-266 , but the comparison is less extensive and is not included in a larger analogy with Milton's epic . 14. Borrowings in this passage have been identified from such a variety of writers as Spenser , Thomas ...
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... lines from Virgil's Fourth Eclogue ( 5-8 ) that are echoed in the last lines of Absalom and Achitophel . 15. See especially Act I , scene ii ; Act II , scene ii . IV . The Restorative Power of Eloquence 1. Following the formula of ...
... lines from Virgil's Fourth Eclogue ( 5-8 ) that are echoed in the last lines of Absalom and Achitophel . 15. See especially Act I , scene ii ; Act II , scene ii . IV . The Restorative Power of Eloquence 1. Following the formula of ...
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INTRODUCTION Literary Connections | 1 |
PART | 19 |
Satanic Rhetoric | 41 |
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