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Page 88
... Marriage of Heaven and Hell ' the greatest of all Blake's works ; and . . . about the greatest produced by the eighteenth century in the line of high poetry and spiritual speculation.'1 Perhaps more has been written , and will be ...
... Marriage of Heaven and Hell ' the greatest of all Blake's works ; and . . . about the greatest produced by the eighteenth century in the line of high poetry and spiritual speculation.'1 Perhaps more has been written , and will be ...
Page 96
... Marriage of Heaven and Hell is consummated . This book is usually dated 1790 , though there is no date upon the title - page . However , I am convinced that it belongs to a later year . It marks so obviously the beginning of a period of ...
... Marriage of Heaven and Hell is consummated . This book is usually dated 1790 , though there is no date upon the title - page . However , I am convinced that it belongs to a later year . It marks so obviously the beginning of a period of ...
Page 97
... Marriage . But the objection at once arises that Blake was too fond of round numbers such as these . Over and over again we find him frankly adding or subtracting years in order to make some date seem significant and memorable . He ...
... Marriage . But the objection at once arises that Blake was too fond of round numbers such as these . Over and over again we find him frankly adding or subtracting years in order to make some date seem significant and memorable . He ...
Contents
THE INEFFABLE SECRET | 1 |
THE TEMPORAL BLAKE III | 13 |
IMPERISHABLE SKETCHES | 25 |
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