L'Allegro

[ lah-ley-groh, la- ]

noun
  1. a poem (1632) by John Milton.

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How to use L'Allegro in a sentence

  • A poem like "L'Allegro" could never be written by an Australian.

    Poems | Adam Lindsay Gordon
  • Il Penseroso is not more different from L'Allegro than was my anticipation from the charming reality.

    Country Lodgings | Mary Russell Mitford
  • Elsewhere we have mentioned its resemblance to the "L'Allegro" of Milton.

    Vondel's Lucifer | Joost van den Vondel
  • In the same connection, Milton in "L'Allegro" also mentions the "friar's lantern."

    Stranger Than Fiction | Mary L. Lewes
  • You will have finished "L'Allegro" by this time; suppose you learn two of the "Sonnets" next.

    Betty Leicester | Sarah Orne Jewett