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The treatment of nature in English poetry between Pope and Wordsworth

Note 46 — Chapter I · THE TREATMENT OF NATURE IN ENGLISH CLASSICAL POETRY

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Veitch calls attention to the fact that Shakspere showed little if any delight in mountains, and that Milton went over Switzerland without bringing back an image of the Alps which he thought fit to preserve.—“Nature in Scottish Poetry,” I, 107.

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