Twayne's English Authors Series, Volume 41Twayne Publishers, 1967 |
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Page 22
... line eighty - four , and the final twenty - four lines extend the vision of the Golden Age into the future , even to the Millennium , as the final alexandrine of the poem states , " Thy Realm for ever lasts ! thy own Messiah reigns ...
... line eighty - four , and the final twenty - four lines extend the vision of the Golden Age into the future , even to the Millennium , as the final alexandrine of the poem states , " Thy Realm for ever lasts ! thy own Messiah reigns ...
Page 93
... lines to be rather intricate . The metaphoric comparison in the simile has actually begun with " mazy round " and continues building through “ giddy circles " . . . “ turn their heads " to its completion in " imitate the Sun " ( the ...
... lines to be rather intricate . The metaphoric comparison in the simile has actually begun with " mazy round " and continues building through “ giddy circles " . . . “ turn their heads " to its completion in " imitate the Sun " ( the ...
Page 142
... lines , which I will send are an Insertion for the next New Edition of the Dunciad ... you . They • » 20 X " Epilogue to the Satires , Dialogue I and Dialogue II ” Pope's next imitation , " One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty Eight ...
... lines , which I will send are an Insertion for the next New Edition of the Dunciad ... you . They • » 20 X " Epilogue to the Satires , Dialogue I and Dialogue II ” Pope's next imitation , " One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty Eight ...
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