- Nov 2022
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library.harvard.edu library.harvard.edu
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https://library.harvard.edu/collections/reading-harvard-views-readers-readership-and-reading-history
Reading: Harvard Views of Readers, Readership, and Reading History<br /> Exploring the intellectual, cultural, and political history of reading as reflected in the historical holdings of the Harvard's libraries.
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- Jul 2018
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idhmcmain.tamu.edu idhmcmain.tamu.edu
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Others more mild
Milton is godlike in the sublime pathetic. In Demons, fallen Angels, and Monsters the delicacies of passion living in and from their immortality, is of the most softening and dissolving nature. It is carried to the utmost here.
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To be invulnerable in those bright arms,
This same Sin, a female, and with a feminine instinct for the showy & martial is in pain lest death should sully Satan's bright arms.
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Their song was partial
nothing can express the sensation one feels at 'Their song was partial &[c]. Examples of this nature are divine to the utmost in other poets—in Caliban 'Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments' &c[.] In Theocritus'———Polyphemus—and Homers Hym to Pan where Mercury is represented as taking his 'homely fac'd' to heaven. There are numerous other instances in Milton— 'Tears such as Angels weep'.
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Dear Daughter
Satan's progeny [not highlighted by Keats, but stated in margin pp. 44-5]
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Pensive here I sat Alone;
divine to the utmost
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44
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[Note in Keats's Hand Text circles around the outside margins (top, bottom, left, right) of the two pages, 44 and 45]
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