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... poem barely escapes the suspicious scrutiny of the licenser - Various criticisms upon these two great epics , 261 CHAPTER XIX . Milton still held in great respect and veneration - His letter to Pe- ter Heimbach - Publication of the ...
... poem barely escapes the suspicious scrutiny of the licenser - Various criticisms upon these two great epics , 261 CHAPTER XIX . Milton still held in great respect and veneration - His letter to Pe- ter Heimbach - Publication of the ...
Page 72
... poets . The poem is light , airy , and very graceful . Next came " L'Allegro " and " Il Pense- roso . " These are two of the most splendid short poems in the language . The diction is exceedingly rich and melodious , while many of the ...
... poets . The poem is light , airy , and very graceful . Next came " L'Allegro " and " Il Pense- roso . " These are two of the most splendid short poems in the language . The diction is exceedingly rich and melodious , while many of the ...
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... poems , both Latin and English , an edition of which was first published under the auspices of Humphrey Moseley , the general publisher of the poets of that epoch , in 1645 . Mosely says , in his " Address to the Read- er , " " The ...
... poems , both Latin and English , an edition of which was first published under the auspices of Humphrey Moseley , the general publisher of the poets of that epoch , in 1645 . Mosely says , in his " Address to the Read- er , " " The ...
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