1981
DOI: 10.1093/actrade/9780198127031.book.1
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The Poems of Robert Henryson

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“…(Fables, ll. 1703-05) 10 Douglas expands this image evocatively in his seventh prologue: as 'Boreas' (the North wind) blows his 'bugill', the poet imagines not only how the deer will retreat into the valleys, and the birds into their hidden brambles, but also how the whales and dolphins -the 'Fludis monstreis' indeed to be credited with 'the invention of landscape poetry in English', 16 as Alastair Fowler…”
Section: Conor Leahymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Fables, ll. 1703-05) 10 Douglas expands this image evocatively in his seventh prologue: as 'Boreas' (the North wind) blows his 'bugill', the poet imagines not only how the deer will retreat into the valleys, and the birds into their hidden brambles, but also how the whales and dolphins -the 'Fludis monstreis' indeed to be credited with 'the invention of landscape poetry in English', 16 as Alastair Fowler…”
Section: Conor Leahymentioning
confidence: 99%