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There is , I believe , in English literature no human tragedy so simply depicted as that of the foregoing sonnet . It is a tragedy because , though the end is peaceful , it is the renunciation of poetic achievement seemingly impossible ...
There is , I believe , in English literature no human tragedy so simply depicted as that of the foregoing sonnet . It is a tragedy because , though the end is peaceful , it is the renunciation of poetic achievement seemingly impossible ...
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I am therefore of the opinion that Sonnet XIX on his blindness was written in 1655 , which is also probably the date of Sonnet XXII , if Milton's loss of sight was complete in 1652 . I cannot read the nineteenth sonnet without ...
I am therefore of the opinion that Sonnet XIX on his blindness was written in 1655 , which is also probably the date of Sonnet XXII , if Milton's loss of sight was complete in 1652 . I cannot read the nineteenth sonnet without ...
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He may have written the sonnet not only for its effect upon others but also for the assurance to himself . Have you ever said to ourself , “ God's in his heaven , all's right with the world , ” not because you actually believed it ...
He may have written the sonnet not only for its effect upon others but also for the assurance to himself . Have you ever said to ourself , “ God's in his heaven , all's right with the world , ” not because you actually believed it ...
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Medicine and Hygiene in the Seventeenth Century | 3 |
Evidence Relating to the Cause of Miltons Blindness | 16 |
Fantastic Views of the Cause of Miltons Blindness | 24 |
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