Romantic Reassessment, Volumes 106-107Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg., 1982 |
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Page 129
... perhaps read by the prim , or perhaps spoken in the persuasive rhetoric of pain that teaches a lesson which one may learn nowhere else and that brings an understanding that comes in no other way . Then also is the time for homeopathic ...
... perhaps read by the prim , or perhaps spoken in the persuasive rhetoric of pain that teaches a lesson which one may learn nowhere else and that brings an understanding that comes in no other way . Then also is the time for homeopathic ...
Page 196
... Perhaps theology owes us money at death , perhaps even one of " Heaven's freeholds . " In either case , we deal with the eternal and the transcendent . an epic of negation , a moral deadend . iv This poem is hardly " ' Menè , Menè ...
... Perhaps theology owes us money at death , perhaps even one of " Heaven's freeholds . " In either case , we deal with the eternal and the transcendent . an epic of negation , a moral deadend . iv This poem is hardly " ' Menè , Menè ...
Page 237
... Perhaps it is breaking our bubbles in the ample eternal surge which washes away worldly existence . The accomplishments of Alexander and Napoleon are " nothings " ( IX , 13 , 14 ) , perhaps not " being . " My own digression is at an end ...
... Perhaps it is breaking our bubbles in the ample eternal surge which washes away worldly existence . The accomplishments of Alexander and Napoleon are " nothings " ( IX , 13 , 14 ) , perhaps not " being . " My own digression is at an end ...
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