Seventeenth-century English Poetry: Modern Essays in CriticismWilliam R. Keast John Donne - Ben Jonson - George Herbert - Thomas Carew - Edmund Waller - Richard Crashaw - Andrew Marvell - Henry Vaughan - John Dryden. |
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Page 154
... imitation of her heroicall virtues , wherunto it will greatly ayd , to meditate them in the recitall of the Rosarie ... imitate the B. Virgin in these acts of virtue , assign- ing to this effect some particular virtue , trusting in the ...
... imitation of her heroicall virtues , wherunto it will greatly ayd , to meditate them in the recitall of the Rosarie ... imitate the B. Virgin in these acts of virtue , assign- ing to this effect some particular virtue , trusting in the ...
Page 234
... imitate God in the construction of hieroglyphs . As Sir Philip Sidney had remarked long before , the way in which God had worked in the creation of nature was not so mysterious as marvellous ; man could observe and could imitate ...
... imitate God in the construction of hieroglyphs . As Sir Philip Sidney had remarked long before , the way in which God had worked in the creation of nature was not so mysterious as marvellous ; man could observe and could imitate ...
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... imitations " shot through with memories of ancient and modern literature . The famous lines Upon Nothing are really a ... imitation " of it in his youth and the Triumph of Dull- ness at the end of the Dunciad probably owes a good deal to ...
... imitations " shot through with memories of ancient and modern literature . The famous lines Upon Nothing are really a ... imitation " of it in his youth and the Triumph of Dull- ness at the end of the Dunciad probably owes a good deal to ...
Contents
H J C GRIERSON Metaphysical Poetry | 3 |
T S ELIOT The Metaphysical Poets | 22 |
F R LEAVIS The Line of Wit | 31 |
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