Selected Poetry and ProsePsychology Press, 1986 - 292 pages Includes Marvell's satirical and polemical prose, his formal and informal letters, as well as the main body of lyric poetry on which his modern reputation rests. |
Table des matières
SELECTED POETRY AND PROSE | 13 |
Eyes and tears | 19 |
The definition of love | 25 |
The mower against gardens | 31 |
The gallery | 37 |
The picture of little T C in a prospect of flowers | 44 |
Young love | 45 |
Tom Mays death | 60 |
On Mr Miltons Paradise Lost | 92 |
A poem upon the death of His Late Highness the Lord | 105 |
Upon Sir Robert Viners setting up the Kings statue | 141 |
His Majestys most gracious speech to both Houses | 160 |
For His Excellency the Lord General Cromwell | 174 |
Reading list | 215 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
allusion Andrew Marvell Appleton Appleton House Arminian army Bilbrough Bishop Bodleian Charles II Charles II's Church Church of England civil Clarendon command conceit Court coy mistress critical Cromwell Cromwell's crown dear death divine doth Duke of York Dutch ecclesiastical edition England English eyes fate fear Fifth Monarchists flowers folio gardens genre grass green hath heaven honour Horatian ode House John judgement King King's lest literary London Long Parliament Lovelace lover lyric Marvell's Marvell's poem Milton's mind mower Nature never Nun Appleton nymph once Paint painter Parliament pastoral peace Pett Phaëton play PLEASURE poet political Popple praise Press Puritan reader Rehearsal Transpros'd religion Richard Flecknoe Richard Lovelace Roman sacred satire seas seemed Selected Poetry soul St Albans stanzas sweet tears thee thine things thou thought trees twas verse William Popple