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... dark . As the meaning is this world , in which it is that Milton must serve his God , this must take the stress , that is , must be pronounced with more force than dark . Were we to stress dark also , we should create six stresses in ...
... dark . As the meaning is this world , in which it is that Milton must serve his God , this must take the stress , that is , must be pronounced with more force than dark . Were we to stress dark also , we should create six stresses in ...
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... dark sea is subtly certified by the vocalic sounds of the middle five words of the first line being in the middle five words of the dark image of the second line , and again by the contrapuntal dimen- sion of the assonance in isle and ...
... dark sea is subtly certified by the vocalic sounds of the middle five words of the first line being in the middle five words of the dark image of the second line , and again by the contrapuntal dimen- sion of the assonance in isle and ...
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... darkness . Mystics use the im- ages of light and darkness to express a paradox : the darkness expresses the emptying of ... dark wealth of mines , A spell is treasured but for thee alone . Down , down ! ( 83-89 ) The lightning will leap ...
... darkness . Mystics use the im- ages of light and darkness to express a paradox : the darkness expresses the emptying of ... dark wealth of mines , A spell is treasured but for thee alone . Down , down ! ( 83-89 ) The lightning will leap ...
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The cold earth slept below | 8 |
Hymn to Intellectual Beauty | 21 |
The Revolt of Islam | 35 |
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