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... woman is tall and stout , the man short and thin . With some astonishment he asks the woman , " Is this the man who raped you ? How did he do it ? " The woman answers , " He pushed me against a wall and he raped me . " " How is it ...
... woman is tall and stout , the man short and thin . With some astonishment he asks the woman , " Is this the man who raped you ? How did he do it ? " The woman answers , " He pushed me against a wall and he raped me . " " How is it ...
Page 137
... woman and that the worm stands for a fatal illness that soon will destroy her . * In fact , the poet addresses the ... woman , but he feels the woman is like a rose . In order to compare the sick flower to the sick woman , the poet has ...
... woman and that the worm stands for a fatal illness that soon will destroy her . * In fact , the poet addresses the ... woman , but he feels the woman is like a rose . In order to compare the sick flower to the sick woman , the poet has ...
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... woman ( as the Virgin Mary replaces the patient , who is no longer the patient but who has undergone the delusional metamorphosis of be- coming the Virgin Mary ) . In the poem we see the woman in the rose . The woman and the rose are ...
... woman ( as the Virgin Mary replaces the patient , who is no longer the patient but who has undergone the delusional metamorphosis of be- coming the Virgin Mary ) . In the poem we see the woman in the rose . The woman and the rose are ...
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