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... Comus appears with his rabble , and the Lady set in an inchanted Chair , to whom he offers his Glass , which she puts by , and goes about to rise . At line 957 , after Comus and his rout have been ' driven in ' and Sabrina has released ...
... Comus appears with his rabble , and the Lady set in an inchanted Chair , to whom he offers his Glass , which she puts by , and goes about to rise . At line 957 , after Comus and his rout have been ' driven in ' and Sabrina has released ...
Page 199
... Comus and about twenty lines ( 737-55 ) from Comus's argument against virginity . Milton replaced all these passages when he printed the poem , and he even added some twenty - five lines to the Lady's last speech ( 779- 806 ) making her ...
... Comus and about twenty lines ( 737-55 ) from Comus's argument against virginity . Milton replaced all these passages when he printed the poem , and he even added some twenty - five lines to the Lady's last speech ( 779- 806 ) making her ...
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... Comus , but there is no more significance in this than in the fact that in both poems there is a wood . Sabrina appears in Comus because she is the divinity of the local river , the Severn , and it did not require Fletcher to remind ...
... Comus , but there is no more significance in this than in the fact that in both poems there is a wood . Sabrina appears in Comus because she is the divinity of the local river , the Severn , and it did not require Fletcher to remind ...
Table des matières
Preface by Geoffrey Tillotson | 7 |
Some remarks on seventeenthcentury poetry | 22 |
The Latin poems | 40 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
allusion anti-masque Arcades beautiful beginning Ben Jonson called Cambridge characteristic Christian classical Comus conceit contemporaries dancing Daphnis death declares diction divine Donne Donne's doth Eclogue edition elaborate Elizabethan English poetry example F. S. Boas Faerie Queene Fletcher flowers Giles Fletcher Greek heaven Herbert Grierson Il Penseroso imitation ingenious insist Italian John Milton Jonson kind of poetry King L'Allegro later Latin lines literary Lycidas masquers melancholy memorable merely Milton's poems Muse Nativity Ode nature night nymphs original Orpheus Paradise Lost Paradise Regained passage pastoral drama pastoral elegy Penseroso perhaps personification Phineas Fletcher phrase Platonic pleasures poetic praise Professor Wright regarded remarked romantic Satyr seems sense seventeenth seventeenth-century poets Shakespeare Shakespearean shepherd sing Solemn Musick song sonnet soul Spenser Spenserian spirit stanza style Theocritus things Thomas Warton thou tion tradition translation Trinity manuscript verse Virgil Warton word write written wrote