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The figure which is elaborated in this poem has been frequently employed both before and later. In Mr. Arber's Eng- lish Garner (I, pp. 74, 12S, 460, and 651) will be found several parallels. Sedley's song in Bellamira beginning, " When first I made love to my Chloris, " gives us another. See Bullen's Musa Proterva, p. 84. Cf. Also the third stanza of Carew's A Deposition in Love, p. 69, above, and a paper, Notes on Lyrical Poetry, by the editor, Modern Language Notes, April, 1899.
109 13. I br...ought down great cannon-oaths, and shot a thousand ... To the town. Thus imitated by Sedley : NOTES. 261 Cannon-oaths I brought down To batter the town.
Billets-doux like small shot did ply her.
109 31. Honor was there. Notice the emphasis produced by the trochee in place of the iambus.
110 4. Still. Ever. Cf. 5 9, 33 12, 50 io, 65 51.
112. Song. Cf. Herrick, To (Enone, ed. Hale, p. So.
112 15. I'm best resolved. I have found a solution.
113. When the assault, etc. This is Milton's own heading, as appears in the Cambridge MS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The figure which is elaborated in this poem has been frequently employed both before and later. In Mr. Arber's Eng- lish Garner (I, pp. 74, 12S, 460, and 651) will be found several parallels. Sedley's song in Bellamira beginning, " When first I made love to my Chloris, " gives us another. See Bullen's Musa Proterva, p. 84. Cf. Also the third stanza of Carew's A Deposition in Love, p. 69, above, and a paper, Notes on Lyrical Poetry, by the editor, Modern Language Notes, April, 1899.
109 13. I br...ought down great cannon-oaths, and shot a thousand ... To the town. Thus imitated by Sedley : NOTES. 261 Cannon-oaths I brought down To batter the town.
Billets-doux like small shot did ply her.
109 31. Honor was there. Notice the emphasis produced by the trochee in place of the iambus.
110 4. Still. Ever. Cf. 5 9, 33 12, 50 io, 65 51.
112. Song. Cf. Herrick, To (Enone, ed. Hale, p. So.
112 15. I'm best resolved. I have found a solution.
113. When the assault, etc. This is Milton's own heading, as appears in the Cambridge MS.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felix Emmanuel Schelling to read onlineMoreLess
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