Lost Angels of a Ruined Paradise: Themes of Cosmic Strife in Romantic Tragedy |
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... Truth revealed in Nature . These rays that slant in through those gorgeous windows , From yon bright orb - though coloured as they pass , Are they not light ? -Even so that voice , Lord Valdez ! Which whispers to my soul , though haply ...
... Truth revealed in Nature . These rays that slant in through those gorgeous windows , From yon bright orb - though coloured as they pass , Are they not light ? -Even so that voice , Lord Valdez ! Which whispers to my soul , though haply ...
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... Truth through Love . The emphasis on the redemptive power of Love is typical of Coleridge , who prays to it as to a Deity : ... Infinite Love , Whose latence is the plenitude of All , Thou with retracted beams , and self - eclipse ...
... Truth through Love . The emphasis on the redemptive power of Love is typical of Coleridge , who prays to it as to a Deity : ... Infinite Love , Whose latence is the plenitude of All , Thou with retracted beams , and self - eclipse ...
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... truth " of the allegorical framework , according to which she is the personification of Innocence . By denying her purity , Marzio would be guilty of allowing the very memory of Innocence to fade away from the world ( which would mean ...
... truth " of the allegorical framework , according to which she is the personification of Innocence . By denying her purity , Marzio would be guilty of allowing the very memory of Innocence to fade away from the world ( which would mean ...
Contents
II | 12 |
IV | 72 |
Images of Nature and the Cosmic Structure | 106 |
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