Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1. kötetHarold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 |
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604. oldal
... world is stressed by so many arresting in- congruities ( often in the form of zeugma ) , that the real world is always in view , at least potentially . This balance is preserved throughout the poem ( except for Clarissa's literal ...
... world is stressed by so many arresting in- congruities ( often in the form of zeugma ) , that the real world is always in view , at least potentially . This balance is preserved throughout the poem ( except for Clarissa's literal ...
861. oldal
... world are formed agreeable to your own ideas ; they are absolutely without vice . In other respects it resembles your earth , but differs from it in being wholly inhabited by men who never do wrong . If you find this world more ...
... world are formed agreeable to your own ideas ; they are absolutely without vice . In other respects it resembles your earth , but differs from it in being wholly inhabited by men who never do wrong . If you find this world more ...
881. oldal
... world , one of those gladiators who were exposed without armour in the amphitheatre at Rome . My father , however , who had only seen the world on one side , seemed to triumph in my superior discernment ; though my whole stock of wisdom ...
... world , one of those gladiators who were exposed without armour in the amphitheatre at Rome . My father , however , who had only seen the world on one side , seemed to triumph in my superior discernment ; though my whole stock of wisdom ...
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John Dryden 16311700 | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
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