The Early Popularity of Miltons Minor Poems
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Thou ugly Fiend of Hell, away! Wrapp'd in thick Clouds, and Shades of Night, To conscious Souls direct thy Flight! There brood on Guilt, fix there a loath'd Embrace, And propagate vain Terrors, Frights, Dreams, Goblins, and imagin'd Sprights, Thy visionary Tribe 1 For Dyer's indebtedness to Milton see an article in the Journal of English and Germanic Philology, XVI, 274-81, by Professor Garland Greever. In general, I save space by not citing persons who have pointed out parallels that I use. I ...am willing to disclaim any credit there may be in finding the parallels that are exclusively my own, if there be any credit; for I have no interest in the parallels as such merely as proof that the poems paralleled were known and liked. It is only just, however, to mention with thanks the many editors of Pope, from Warburton down ; the edition of the ' ' Seasons ' ' by Zippel; G. C. Macaulay's Life of Thomson; Professor J. E. Wells's additions to Macau- lay's lists of parallels ( see Mod. Lang. Notes, XXIV, 60-61) ; and Mary Stuart Leather's article on "Pope as a Student of Milton" in Eng.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou ugly Fiend of Hell, away! Wrapp'd in thick Clouds, and Shades of Night, To conscious Souls direct thy Flight! There brood on Guilt, fix there a loath'd Embrace, And propagate vain Terrors, Frights, Dreams, Goblins, and imagin'd Sprights, Thy visionary Tribe 1 For Dyer's indebtedness to Milton see an article in the Journal of English and Germanic Philology, XVI, 274-81, by Professor Garland Greever. In general, I save space by not citing persons who have pointed out parallels that I use. I ...am willing to disclaim any credit there may be in finding the parallels that are exclusively my own, if there be any credit; for I have no interest in the parallels as such merely as proof that the poems paralleled were known and liked. It is only just, however, to mention with thanks the many editors of Pope, from Warburton down ; the edition of the ' ' Seasons ' ' by Zippel; G. C. Macaulay's Life of Thomson; Professor J. E. Wells's additions to Macau- lay's lists of parallels ( see Mod. Lang. Notes, XXIV, 60-61) ; and Mary Stuart Leather's article on "Pope as a Student of Milton" in Eng.
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