Norwegian Studies in English, Vydání 7Oslo University Press, 1958 |
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... manner.56 However , despite his professed belief in the divine inspiration of the poet , Watts was content to moralise the motifs of this ode in the didactic manner so typical of 180 THE HAPPY MAN.
... manner.56 However , despite his professed belief in the divine inspiration of the poet , Watts was content to moralise the motifs of this ode in the didactic manner so typical of 180 THE HAPPY MAN.
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... manner of Cowley and the manner of Milton's companion poems . Of equal significance is the fact that Pattison associated the beatus ille motifs with a clear preference for unadorned nature . True , Cowley had expressed the same ...
... manner of Cowley and the manner of Milton's companion poems . Of equal significance is the fact that Pattison associated the beatus ille motifs with a clear preference for unadorned nature . True , Cowley had expressed the same ...
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... manner of Virgil's second georgic , rather than as a husbandman in the manner of Horace's second epode . The predomi- nant desire has been to search ' With piercing Eye ' where ' Nature plays ' and to ' trace the Wanton through her ...
... manner of Virgil's second georgic , rather than as a husbandman in the manner of Horace's second epode . The predomi- nant desire has been to search ' With piercing Eye ' where ' Nature plays ' and to ' trace the Wanton through her ...
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