English miscellany: a symposium of history, literature and the arts, Volume 5British Council, 1954 - Art |
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Page 69
But before he does this he inserts his well known and moving address to
Marlowe – «thou most strangely-intellectuall fire», in which these lines occur:
Now (as swift as Time Doth follow Motion) finde th'eternall Clime Of his free soule
, whose ...
But before he does this he inserts his well known and moving address to
Marlowe – «thou most strangely-intellectuall fire», in which these lines occur:
Now (as swift as Time Doth follow Motion) finde th'eternall Clime Of his free soule
, whose ...
Page 211
This time the correspondence is so clear that there is no need for comment. I
have only italicized the most obvious verbal echoes. Actually Lawrence's words
could stands as an explanatory note to Eliot's lines. - After this, however, the two ...
This time the correspondence is so clear that there is no need for comment. I
have only italicized the most obvious verbal echoes. Actually Lawrence's words
could stands as an explanatory note to Eliot's lines. - After this, however, the two ...
Page 225
And Donald Sutherlando finds that « in the first half of this century ... everything
has been wildly disconnected and at the same time almost anything is made to
connect with anything else»”. The general effect of modern art and literature on
the ...
And Donald Sutherlando finds that « in the first half of this century ... everything
has been wildly disconnected and at the same time almost anything is made to
connect with anything else»”. The general effect of modern art and literature on
the ...
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Agostino Lombardo Morality e Interlude pag 9 | 41 |
H Lideke Shakespeare as preserver of English speech | 95 |
il | 149 |
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