Poems for Study: A Critical and Historical Introduction, 1. kötetRinehart, 1953 - 743 oldal |
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... example after example of worldly and some- times cynical motives or actions . Almost all the examples are given in the same direct , forthright manner : Tell potentates , they live . . . ... Tell them that brave it most Tell wit how ...
... example after example of worldly and some- times cynical motives or actions . Almost all the examples are given in the same direct , forthright manner : Tell potentates , they live . . . ... Tell them that brave it most Tell wit how ...
112. oldal
... example is the entire poem " The Ecstasy , " which argues that for " pure lovers " spiritual union and physical union are indistin- guishable : So must pure lovers ' souls descend T'affections , and to faculties , Which sense may reach ...
... example is the entire poem " The Ecstasy , " which argues that for " pure lovers " spiritual union and physical union are indistin- guishable : So must pure lovers ' souls descend T'affections , and to faculties , Which sense may reach ...
343. oldal
... example , wrote , “ God said , ' Let Newton be ! ' and all was Light ! " Blake , of course , said he despised Newton , along with Bacon , Locke , and others like them , because as a scientist Newton saw the world as mechanical ...
... example , wrote , “ God said , ' Let Newton be ! ' and all was Light ! " Blake , of course , said he despised Newton , along with Bacon , Locke , and others like them , because as a scientist Newton saw the world as mechanical ...
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