Elizabethan Narrative VerseNigel Alexander Edward Arnold, 1967 - 338 pagina's |
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Pagina 18
... Reason , with a sencelesse will . The claims of passion are recognized in every line of the poem but the claim of Reason must still be regarded as paramount . Beautiful as Corynna is she is still , like the natural order which surrounds ...
... Reason , with a sencelesse will . The claims of passion are recognized in every line of the poem but the claim of Reason must still be regarded as paramount . Beautiful as Corynna is she is still , like the natural order which surrounds ...
Pagina 23
... reasons the story had to be told in epic or narrative verse . This inevitably involved the use of classical concepts ... reason , with religion ' . These reasons , however , do not quite prepare the reader for the presentation of Divine ...
... reasons the story had to be told in epic or narrative verse . This inevitably involved the use of classical concepts ... reason , with religion ' . These reasons , however , do not quite prepare the reader for the presentation of Divine ...
Pagina 265
... reason was , thou wast above their reason : They would have any Gods , rather then none , A beastly serpent , or a senselesse stone : And these , as Justice hates , so I deplore : But the up - plowed heart , all rent , and tore , Though ...
... reason was , thou wast above their reason : They would have any Gods , rather then none , A beastly serpent , or a senselesse stone : And these , as Justice hates , so I deplore : But the up - plowed heart , all rent , and tore , Though ...
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Introduction I | 1 |
The Fable of Ovid treting of Narcissus 1560 | 27 |
Scillaes Metamorphosis 1589 | 33 |
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