The Great Tradition in English Literature: From Shakespeare to Jane AustenCitadel Press, 1962 |
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Pagina 158
... feeling that the loss of Heaven for Satan and of Paradise for Adam and Eve symbolise something even greater and wider than what they are intended to do in the successful scheme of the justi- fication of God's ways . Revolt is in the ...
... feeling that the loss of Heaven for Satan and of Paradise for Adam and Eve symbolise something even greater and wider than what they are intended to do in the successful scheme of the justi- fication of God's ways . Revolt is in the ...
Pagina 161
... feeling that the loss of Heaven for Satan and of Paradise for Adam and Eve symbolise something even greater and wider than what they are intended to do in the successful scheme of the justi- fication of God's ways . Revolt is in the ...
... feeling that the loss of Heaven for Satan and of Paradise for Adam and Eve symbolise something even greater and wider than what they are intended to do in the successful scheme of the justi- fication of God's ways . Revolt is in the ...
Pagina 321
... feeling people are not very ready to do you good . They pay you by feeling . • • Like Swift , he felt a deep though muffled indignation at the infuriating complacency of articulate eighteenth century opinion , and at the fashionable ...
... feeling people are not very ready to do you good . They pay you by feeling . • • Like Swift , he felt a deep though muffled indignation at the infuriating complacency of articulate eighteenth century opinion , and at the fashionable ...
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