| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Thus, in early poems such as At a Solemn Music and the Nativity Ode, Fish sees Milton deliberately pressuring us to move away from our inclination to think of important action as outer and punctual rather than inner and ongoing by refusing to yield us the satisfaction of a climactic gesture (527), describing the virtuous as being in tune, watching, waiting, and standing, and presenting the i
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