Romantic Reassessment, Volumes 106-107Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg., 1982 |
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Page 97
... say the narrator's old world ( XV , 56 ) ; she cannot understand it . The narrator , however , knows us . He says , " I am now essaying / To show ye what ye are in every way . " While he will not go so far as to say " that black is ...
... say the narrator's old world ( XV , 56 ) ; she cannot understand it . The narrator , however , knows us . He says , " I am now essaying / To show ye what ye are in every way . " While he will not go so far as to say " that black is ...
Page 141
... say , " improvements , " is Byron's word , too . " Like Aaron's ser- pent , " Pope says , the Ruling Passion , though deadly , is sent from God , " Th'Eternal Art . " As we have seen , the narrator supposes the passions to have some ...
... say , " improvements , " is Byron's word , too . " Like Aaron's ser- pent , " Pope says , the Ruling Passion , though deadly , is sent from God , " Th'Eternal Art . " As we have seen , the narrator supposes the passions to have some ...
Page 306
... says : " I have nothing to do with the abstract value of the voice of the people " . " That is to say , he is not a theoretician , not a professor of political science , but a practical statesman and a traditionalist . The voice of the ...
... says : " I have nothing to do with the abstract value of the voice of the people " . " That is to say , he is not a theoretician , not a professor of political science , but a practical statesman and a traditionalist . The voice of the ...
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