The Abyssinian Paradise in Coleridge And Milton
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~ Kubla Khan, II. U-16 3 For example, Bartram's descriptions of Georgia and Florida in his Traveh, etc (Philadelphia, 1791).
* See the authorities cited in Pierre Daniel Huet's La situation du paradis terrestre (Paris, nil).
5 Compare Purchas his Pilgrimage (1617), p. 428.
6 See his account (chap. 54) in Ramusio.
328 The Abyssinian Paradise in Coleridge and Milton 3 in that region, called Abra, the name of which may in some way be connected with Coleridge's Abora.
However, if we do not demand u...nusual exactitude in the poet's handling of proper names, we need not go far afield to discover his mountain ; no farther, in fact, than the volume which he says he was reading before he fell asleep and dreamed his Kitbla Khan.
Purchas has an entire chapter of his Pilgrimage, entitled "Of the Hill Amara," in which he has collected the substance of the stories about that fabulous spot. An excerpt or two from him may serve in identification: The hill Amara hath alreadie been often mentioned, and nothing indeed in all Ethiopia more deserueth mention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
~ Kubla Khan, II. U-16 3 For example, Bartram's descriptions of Georgia and Florida in his Traveh, etc (Philadelphia, 1791).
* See the authorities cited in Pierre Daniel Huet's La situation du paradis terrestre (Paris, nil).
5 Compare Purchas his Pilgrimage (1617), p. 428.
6 See his account (chap. 54) in Ramusio.
328 The Abyssinian Paradise in Coleridge and Milton 3 in that region, called Abra, the name of which may in some way be connected with Coleridge's Abora.
However, if we do not demand u...nusual exactitude in the poet's handling of proper names, we need not go far afield to discover his mountain ; no farther, in fact, than the volume which he says he was reading before he fell asleep and dreamed his Kitbla Khan.
Purchas has an entire chapter of his Pilgrimage, entitled "Of the Hill Amara," in which he has collected the substance of the stories about that fabulous spot. An excerpt or two from him may serve in identification: The hill Amara hath alreadie been often mentioned, and nothing indeed in all Ethiopia more deserueth mention.
What to read after The Abyssinian Paradise in Coleridge And Milton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooper Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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