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9781331452089: Milton's Ode on the Morning of Christ's Nativity, l'Allegro, Il Penseroso and Lycidas (Classic Reprint)

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Realising, too, that in his son lay the promise and possibility of future greatness, John Milton took the utmost pains to have the boy adequately educated; and the lines Ad Patrem show that the ties of affection between father and child were of more than ordinary closeness. Milton was sent to St Paul s School about the year 1620. Here two influences, apart from those of ordinary school-life, may have affected him particularly. The headmaster was a good English scholar; he published a grammar containing many extracts from English poets, notably Spenser; it is reasonable to assume that he had not a little to do with the encouragement and guidance of Milton searly taste for English poetry3. A lso, the founder of St Paul s School, Colet, had prescribed as part of the school-course the study of certain early Christian writers, whose influence is said to be directly traceable in Milton spoems and may in some cases have suggested his choice of sacred themes2. While at StP aul s, Milton also had a tutor at home, Thomas Young, a Scotchman, afterwards an eminent Puritan divine the inspirer, doubtless, of much of his pupil Puritan sympathies. And Milton enjoyed the signal advantage of growing up in the stimulating atmosphere of cultured home-life. Most men do not realise that the word culture signifies anything very definite or desirable before they pass to the University; for Milton, however, home-life meant, from the first, not only broad interests and refinement, but active encouragement towards literature and study. In 1625 he left StP aul s. Of his extant English poems3 only one, On the 1M ilton was very fond of the organ; see Penseroso, 161, note. During his residence at Horton Milton made occasional journeys to London to hear, and obtain instruction (probably from Henry Lawes) in, music. It was an age of great musical development. See Milton s Knowledge of Music
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