Sonnets, Volume 7Oxford University Press, 1959 - 65 pages |
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... poems , and at the same time , based as it is on the old Complaint of Christ motif , one of his most traditional . While the liturgical overtones in the sonnet give it an impersonal flavour , it is also an intensely personal poem . It ...
... poems , and at the same time , based as it is on the old Complaint of Christ motif , one of his most traditional . While the liturgical overtones in the sonnet give it an impersonal flavour , it is also an intensely personal poem . It ...
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... poems were written . Alabaster never published his own poems in printed form : his editor's task is to try to reconstruct the form in which the poet would have arranged his work if he had presented it to the general public . An attempt ...
... poems were written . Alabaster never published his own poems in printed form : his editor's task is to try to reconstruct the form in which the poet would have arranged his work if he had presented it to the general public . An attempt ...
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... poems of the time ' ( Bibliographical and Critical Account of the Rarest Books , i . i * ) . ... The clergyman to whom Collier lent his manuscript was Archdeacon Hannah , who described it in his edition of Henry King's Poems and Psalms ...
... poems of the time ' ( Bibliographical and Critical Account of the Rarest Books , i . i * ) . ... The clergyman to whom Collier lent his manuscript was Archdeacon Hannah , who described it in his edition of Henry King's Poems and Psalms ...
Table des matières
REFERENCES AND ABBREVIATIONS | ix |
TEXTUAL INTRODUCTION | xliv |
COMMENTARY | 45 |
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